Seafoamed Today
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Seafoamed Today
So I finally got the chance to seafoam my car today. That was some of the most fun I have had in a long time. The car is running considerably better. The idle is smooth and the power that was lost feels if though it is back. Granted I am sure it is not that much of a difference, but before from a stop I could hammer on it and break the tire loose for a short period of time, now when I hammer on it the tire will continue to spin. So I would say the car is running better. It was wierd there was alot of smoke for about 50 yards and then it was done.
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**** i think you can use for everything, but I just ran it through the intake and cleaned off the valves and all that junk that gets corroded in there. To do that I just poured the bottle into a vaccum hose off of the brake booster and it sucked it right in. The cool thing about it was it made my car sound like it had a 232/230 cam haha. But yes you can put it into your gas tank as well, I believe you can also put it in your oil but don't quote me on that one.
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Since I had so much fun with my TA I decided to do it to my partol unit. It is a 2002 Chevy Impala with the 3.8L. It has 112,000 miles. I cut back how much I put in the oil. When I took off in it, there was very little smoke. I guess that means it is clean. Also how long can I leave the Seafoam in the Oil.
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thanks, I have read leave it in for a short drive and I have also heard to leave it in for 2000 miles. Thanks for the help, 200 miles sounds good to me.