Seafoam?
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Staging Lane
Joined: Apr 2005
Posts: 59
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From: Pittsburgh, PA
Seafoam? Car: 1999 Z28 M6 (61k miles)
Just bought the car and would like to do some maintenance. I am getting semi-poor gas mileage and I figure some cleaing couldn't hurt. I know seafoam by some is considered magic in a bottle but I am not sure the best way to go about using it. I would like to get it straight into the motor (i hear the car will blast tons of white smoke, i dont care
) Just wondering how much to use and how to get it in? I have heard using the vacuum from the brake booster. Also, The plugs shouldn't need changed yet but I am still trying to figure out the poor gas mileage (around 13 mpg normal driving).
Thanks!
Just bought the car and would like to do some maintenance. I am getting semi-poor gas mileage and I figure some cleaing couldn't hurt. I know seafoam by some is considered magic in a bottle but I am not sure the best way to go about using it. I would like to get it straight into the motor (i hear the car will blast tons of white smoke, i dont care
) Just wondering how much to use and how to get it in? I have heard using the vacuum from the brake booster. Also, The plugs shouldn't need changed yet but I am still trying to figure out the poor gas mileage (around 13 mpg normal driving).Thanks!
Staging Lane
Joined: May 2004
Posts: 78
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From: Jax, FL
if you're getting that poor of gas mileage i would definitely pull some plugs and check them out to start with. just b/c they "shouldn't" need changing doesn't mean they don't. if you can find a guy locally that has HPTuners i'd also scan your car to see how you're running(lean or rich or whatever).
what mods do you have done to your car?
what mods do you have done to your car?
