Hey guys! I've got an '88 pioneer that has been sitting for quite a while. It ran when I parked it about 3 years ago... 2 months later, my wife gave birth to our first kid, and the Jeep got pushed to the back burner.
The time has finally come to get the old girl(Jeep, not wife) up and running again. I've put fresh oil and filter in it, filled the coolant, replaced plugs, wires, distributor cap/rotor, put a whole bottle of sea foam in the tank, and topped it off with fresh gas. Just wondering if any of you have recommendations of other precautions I should take before turning that key for the first time. An older gentleman I know suggested spraying WD-40 in each cylinder, and turning the crank shaft with a wrench a few times to help the rings get lubricated and seal.
Any and all tips or tricks will be very much appreciated!