I have a new engine (almost complete) on the stand in my garage. The engine has not been run in. I doubt that I will fire it before winter sets in. I'll need to store it in the garage. My garage is insulated and can be heated (at expense by space heaters). I will do the following before it gets cold;
1) prime the engine again
2) fog the bores and turn the crank for each bore
3) stuff WD40 laden rags in the lower intake
4) stuff WD40 laden shop towels in the exhaust ports
5) tape the intake and exhaust ports shut but vent them
6) bag the engine
Does this seem like the best way to protect it given that I'm stuck in the garage?
1) prime the engine again
2) fog the bores and turn the crank for each bore
3) stuff WD40 laden rags in the lower intake
4) stuff WD40 laden shop towels in the exhaust ports
5) tape the intake and exhaust ports shut but vent them
6) bag the engine
Does this seem like the best way to protect it given that I'm stuck in the garage?