The hose that he is removing with the pliers 
Seafoam
Originally Posted by conan
Look at the brake fluid reservoir and you'll see a big vac hose going to the back of the intake remove from the brake booster and lut the engine drink it up.
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Verdad Gallardo 1/3 in the brake booster line, 1/3 in oil crankcase, 1/3 in gas tank, and half a can of deep creep into the TB. It really didnt smoke that much only the first 3 times I WOT'd it, the first cloud was moderate, the second was alot less smoke, and the third, was barely noticeable. I'm going to let the car sit for 30 min and then change the oil. Can anyone tell me where the oil pan is on the underbody of the car, and also where my spare tire jack is to lift the car?
the oil pan is directly under the engine, you will find you a bolt just take it out to drain the oil. your jack should be in your trunk on the right side you will have to take a panel off
Originally Posted by 1QuickBlkZ28
Can anyone tell me where the oil pan is on the underbody of the car
Originally Posted by 1QuickBlkZ28
also where my spare tire jack is to lift the car??
http://www.installuniversity.com/ins...ease_fix_2.htm
Dont forget to replace the kaneuter valve after a seafoam flush or you can break a flamshooter checkvalve. Trust me when i say you dont wanna break the flamshooter valve! Ended up costing me more then you can imagine. 
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Originally Posted by BIG BAD BLACKSS
Dont forget to replace the kaneuter valve after a seafoam flush or you can break a flamshooter checkvalve. Trust me when i say you dont wanna breal the flamshooter valve! Ended up costing me more then you can imagine.
