How many batteries does the GLC have?
I'm planning on disconnecting the negative on the battery and hope by the time I get back, it is not drained too terribly.
I've found one large battery in the front engine bay, passenger side. Does this car have two batteries (one for accessories and one for starting) like other benzs? If so, where is the second one?
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I'm planning on disconnecting the negative on the battery and hope by the time I get back, it is not drained too terribly.
I've found one large battery in the front engine bay, passenger side. Does this car have two batteries (one for accessories and one for starting) like other benzs? If so, where is the second one?
You would other issues including fluids deterioration (motor oil, coolant, transmission and etc.)
You may have animal intrusion, like rats and wildlife
And flat spots, like what Mr. J said
I do this with other vehicles I have/had in the past. Air up the tires more than usual. Add fuel stabilizer in the tank. Prime the motor a few times before starting. Modern day tires / good tires won't flat spot just from sitting a year. Get a few heat cycles in them and you won't even notice.
Typically I have them in a climate controlled garage with a tender but in this case, I don't have a garage here. Just underground parking without access to a power source.
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I do this with other vehicles I have/had in the past. Air up the tires more than usual. Add fuel stabilizer in the tank. Prime the motor a few times before starting. Modern day tires / good tires won't flat spot just from sitting a year. Get a few heat cycles in them and you won't even notice.
Typically I have them in a climate controlled garage with a tender but in this case, I don't have a garage here. Just underground parking without access to a power source.
At a minimum, I would change the oil and top off the gas tank just prior to mothballing the car and put it on jackstands. A set of jackstands at Harbor Freight are only $100. A new set of OEM tires are about $1200.
Oil was just changed, gas tank will be topped off.
I don't have much a choice in this situation. Appreciate your concern. It might or might not cost me.
I am prepared to have the car towed to the dealer if when I come back, everything turns to ****.






