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Old 08-04-2012, 12:38 PM   #1
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help with sea foam

I just bought some sea foam motor treatment, I was wondering how I would use this on my next gas fillup or just in general
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Old 08-04-2012, 12:43 PM   #2
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Re: help with sea foam

I use sea foam in the gas, oil, and vac line.

In the gas tank I would pour the whole can when you are filling up, If you really need clean up do two cans.

In the oil, right before I change it I put half a can in the crank case and other half through the vacuum line so it cleans out the injectors and junk sitting on the valves. Turn the engine off and start back up 20 mins later. There will be smoke...TONS of smoke, check out videos on you tube. So what I do is go to a empty lot near by and do it through the vac line.

Depending on how many miles on the car, you might need to change spark plugs after running through vac line the first time.
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Old 08-04-2012, 12:44 PM   #3
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Re: help with sea foam

Try here

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Re: help with sea foam

I have low mileage, so I would just take off the white plastic piece and pour the whole can in before the next fill up ?
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I have low mileage, so I would just take off the white plastic piece and pour the whole can in before the next fill up ?
Yep.
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Old 08-04-2012, 01:01 PM   #6
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Re: help with sea foam

If I just put it in the gas tank, would the car die when I restarted or would I sound and run cleaner without dying at the gas station?
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Re: help with sea foam

Btw, im not a big mechanic, I just want to gain back power and fuel economy, I just want to pour it all into the tank and clean out my engine, would the engine die if I poured it all into the tank ?
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Re: help with sea foam

I used seafoam in my oil and vacuum line. My results, fouled spark plugs and now my car has a hesitation at 2100 RPM.

I noticed no difference in feel on my 55k mile car. Unless you don't change your oil regulary or your car has over 100k miles I wouldn't bother.

Also follow the instructions. It says something like x amount of seafoam to x amount of gas.
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Yeah I wouldn't really bother with it if you're at low miles. Just get some Lucas fuel system treatment and pour it in. I too had an issue when I put it in my truck around 20k miles. Not sure if the seafoam caused it or if it just happened but it wasn't long after I did it.
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Re: help with sea foam

Techron is supposed to be the best at cleaning deposits in the motor also in the cylinders where a lot of others don't clean. Just read the instructions and put the required amount in the tank with the appropriate amount of gasoline and your all set...
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