Couple years ago, freshened up a low mileage motor for my Cherokee, but only put a few miles on it since. Still fired it up every week or two and maybe ran it around the block, but right now it's been sitting for almost a year.
I have a pile of tune up parts and an old MSD box I had intended to throw on it before the winter hit, but now I'm wondering if I should take some extra steps since it's been sitting this long.
The fuel tanks full, and has stabilizer in it. Oil WAS freshly changed. Should I pull the valve covers to get oil back up top? Spin the oil pump? Pull the spark plugs and engage the starter?
Or is the interval short enough that none of that's necessary?