Winter Storage

I know the procedure for storing an outboard for winter,but I'm not too sure
of what to use for "fogging" fluid.
what is this stuff made of or any substitutes?
TIA

Pat, if you are really unsure, it's best left to your dealer. You can
also get a service manual for any engine made and your local deal will
have the products you need to properly fog your engine. If I remember
right the procedure is printed on the can.

You should also change out the lower unit fluid and check for signs of
water. Good time to properly clean & grease your steering cables, which
isn't always easy.

Carlos

"Pat B" wrote in message
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I know the procedure for storing an outboard for winter,but I'm not too
sure of what to use for "fogging" fluid.
what is this stuff made of or any substitutes?
TIA


StarBrite and Pennzoil both make marine engine fogging sprays for storage of
outboard motors. A simple google.com search will provide you with more
links than you can shake a stick at. I'd also check with your local marina,
they probably have the product on the shelf for those that want to do it
themselves.
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Steve @ OutdoorFrontiers
http://www.outdoorfrontiers.com
G & S Guide Service and Custom Rods
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"Pat B" wrote in message
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I know the procedure for storing an outboard for winter,but I'm not
too sure of what to use for "fogging" fluid.
what is this stuff made of or any substitutes?
TIA


StarBrite and Pennzoil both make marine engine fogging sprays for
storage of outboard motors. A simple google.com search will provide
you with more links than you can shake a stick at. I'd also check
with your local marina, they probably have the product on the shelf
for those that want to do it themselves.

NAPA makes/sells one also, which I have used in the past.

AAA card gives you 10% off the list price.