Not to discourage you or anything, but I've heard horror stories about seafoam on here. People argue that they didn't use it right. I recommend that you try it with someone that has experience with it. Or try watching youtube videos where the results come out good :good:
When I did mine it did even smoke out of exhaust it shook I might done it wronge I did a 3rd of the can in gas tank oil and vacuum line lol might try again some time
So far it's working. Put 1/3 into the brake booster vacuum line and she smoked like a chimney. Gonna wait a couple minutes for another 1/3 then pour the rest in the tank
What i did the last time, was one full bottle in a full tank, Half a bottle in the oil and split the other half into thirds (into the brake booster line) When you put it in the oil do not let it stay in there more than 250 Miles, I'd say 100 at max anyway. On the first two thirds you want to do it slow, the last third you want to make it stall the engine out (or shut it off yourself) and wait about 20 minutes. then start it back up.
I used seafoam on my 96 gt and on various cars. For the stangs use 1/4 in the vacuum line next to the throttle body 1/4 in the oil the rest in the fuel tank. Didn't smoke a lot, obviously the last owner did proper maintance
How much of a diffeence does it make after you use the sea foam? How many miles should someone is it on their car? I've got 75k on my 99 v6 and it's never had sea foam.
well i didn't know what eactly it is i just heard of it never seen it and i like wht it does fro reading it here and i read about destroying the engine so i was worried. sorry lol
Brake booster line, drip it in very slowly and have a friend give the engine a few revs while your doing it. Put too much in at one time and you can hydrolock the engine. You can also put it in the gas tank.
Cleans out the lines, injectors, cylinders. Any carbon deposit that it contacts with. In the oil it will clean out all the sludge that goes through your engine, so when you run it through the oil when you change it the oil will be pretty much black if there is a lot of gunk in there. Don't use it too often, it's something that only should be used every once and a while. On well maintained engines it pretty much doesn't even need to be used.
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