Stupidly, when I put my track car into storage almost two years ago, I didn't do anything to it other than block up the tailpipes. Now, I'm ready to get it back in motion, and I'm wondering whether there is anything I should do before firing it up for the first time.

Is it sufficient to change the oil, add drygas, etc. and fire it up, or are there any other more radical procedures that might be recommended, i.e., a hot soak with a Ventil Sauber type product, etc.?

By way of background, we're talking about a '94 325is M50. Thanks....

Neil

After two years, I would change the oil, the diff and the trans fluid. Also flush that cooling system. If possible, squirt some engine oil into each plug hole before attempting to crank the engine.

Good Luck. Some may consider this overkill, but I think it is better than taking the chance that something went dry.