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Rat nests, dead batteries and brittle wipers: Letting your car sit idle during the pandemic can cause a host of pricey problems

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Don't assume your ride will be raring to go when you decide to hit the road again. Here are car maintenance tips during the coronavirus pandemic.

      
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