Cold this week but looks like daily driving may start next Monday....
Ready for spring?
Pro
Joined: Jan 2012
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From: Halifax, Nova Scotia
Insurance this weekend just to get it out of hibernation, but no regular driving until at least the 2nd week in April... have a PCA IDS session April 19th at Mosport so it's coming out whether the weather cooperates or not 
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From: Heidelberg, ON
I'm hoping to drop the sump plate on my Boxster S 3.2L this week and inspect to see if there are any goodies, misc plastic / metal pieces in there.
I've got a tranny jack coming from Harbor Freight (via returning snowbird inlaws). Depending on what I find in the sump, I might drop the tranny and do the IMS/RMS seal. Temps should be warm in enough in the evenings that I can work comfortably in the garage with a few layers on, and my fingers won't freeze.
We still have a lot of snow here in Heidelberg. No grass showing yet on the front lawn. Rink is still solid.
Maybe end of April if weather holds up, I'll put it on the road.
I've got a tranny jack coming from Harbor Freight (via returning snowbird inlaws). Depending on what I find in the sump, I might drop the tranny and do the IMS/RMS seal. Temps should be warm in enough in the evenings that I can work comfortably in the garage with a few layers on, and my fingers won't freeze.
We still have a lot of snow here in Heidelberg. No grass showing yet on the front lawn. Rink is still solid.
Maybe end of April if weather holds up, I'll put it on the road.
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You guys are brave with all of the nasty winter road-grime and PILES of salt still around. I'm waiting for a few rain storms to wash it all away before mine sees any action...so like May 1st? 
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From: Taxronto
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From: Toronto
Well we dont have to as we drive all winter but I get Jakob's point. I dont get the guys who faithfully put their car away at the first hint of road salt but then take them out in March when its -15 and there are literally piles of salt on the road; I mean PILES!
Cant resist I guess!
Cant resist I guess!