About to Seafoam...wish me luck.
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About to Seafoam...wish me luck.
I'm a little nervous, have never done it before. I bought three cans, one for the gas tank, one for the engine and one for the intake. Car has just about 87,000 miles on it.
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Originally Posted by Rick99TAWS6
I only use two cans - one for gas tank, 1/2 for intake and other 1/2 for engine oil. Afterwards 1st time neighbor came over and asked why my car was smoking so bad
Crap...I eneded up using 1 1/2 cans for the intake. Hope that not's a bad thing? I have one can for the gas tank and a little less than half for the oil. You think thats enough for the oil?
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Originally Posted by BANDIT8
what does it do?
Pretty good write up.
https://ls1tech.com/forums/general-maintenance-repairs/534376-how-seafoam-your-car.html
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I did mine with 133,XXX miles and not a lick of smoke. I did it twice, once through the PCV hose that goes on the the intake and then at the brake booster hose. I does seem to run better though.
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Originally Posted by Roadhouse
I did mine with 133,XXX miles and not a lick of smoke. I did it twice, once through the PCV hose that goes on the the intake and then at the brake booster hose. I does seem to run better though.
Then again, I did it when I had cats, so maybe that makes a difference.
Anyone with an ORY seafoamed their car and got smoke to come out??