DaSkinnyGuy

Went to wal-mart bought a bottle of seafoam for $8.97 sucked 2/3 of the bottle into a vacuum line, turned the car off for 15 mins then took it for a ride.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T8ovkW7qcek

nick122590

you rolled threw that stop sign... lol does that stuff really work?

05redGTOinNC

seafoam is the greatest thing, always my first step to a "new to me" car

1BAD_LS1 Tunes

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LOL, i bet the whole neighborhood was like "WTF did he do to his car!"

Zac_Speed

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What does this stuff do to the car? I've never heard of this technique...

DaSkinnyGuy

Hope this helps

SEA FOAM Motor Treatment is a 100% pure petroleum product that safely and effectively cleans internal fuel and oil system components, helping your gasoline or diesel engine run cleaner and more efficiently. SEA FOAM is an EPA-registered product, and will not harm engine components, seals, gaskets, catalytic converters or oxygen sensors.

SEA FOAM liquefies gum and varnish deposits or internal engine contaminents, removing carbon deposits, freeing sticky valve lifters and rings curing rough idle, pinging and hesitation problems. By using SEA FOAM to eliminate varnish and carbon buildup, mechanics can more accurately diagnose mechanical problems that may exist. That is why Sea Foam has been so popular with professional mechanics for over 65 years.

As a fuel system additive, Sea Foam will clean fuel injectors, clean carbon, gum and varnish deposits, add lubricity to fuel, stabilize fuel for 2 years and control moisture.
As an oil system additive, Sea Foam controls moisture, gum, varnish and residue deposits.

Zac_Speed

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I think I might pick some of this stuff up and run it through my 190k Bronco...

DaSkinnyGuy

you think you might...Your going to

BURN'EM

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Some old woman was starring us down like we were burning out or something

black_sheep454

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I used to use this in my 87 Monte with a 305 all the time because it was always building up carbon and spark knocking, always filled the neighbor hood with alot of smoke

SixShooterCam

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so where do you add this stuff?

lemons12

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Right where he said... Some in the brake booster line and the rest in the gas tank... You can do 1/2 1/2 or 3/4 1/4... Whatever.. Hell some people might even do 1/4 2/3...

06 6.0 GTO

I do this as regular maintenance on all of my cars every 30k miles.

Best was my old volvo which had 190k... it was a fun drive blinding the neighborhood.

Also my dads friend had a diesel 04 F350 with like 200k miles and the motor was gone, or so he thought, ran some sea foam thru it and it was good as new.

When i told a lot of my friends they all thought i was stupid for putting that in my motor but the before and after results were sick, as was the smoke lol i wish i took vids.

My volvos average MPGs went up by 3 all round the board, i had a 102k mile 240sx that after seafoaming began chirping second.

My GTO i did soon as it hit 30k miles but no smoke thankfully i mainly did it as preventative maintenance.

BrianC98Z28

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Ive done it every so often when I remember to do it. Its not a bad thing to do every now and then to clear it out.

2001AntiVenom

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I do it to my car all the time. I use the whole can through the vacume hose that hooks to the intake. I have a canister made for it though. The faster you pour it in the more its gonna smoke. Its the same thing lube shops charge $69.99 for. "fuel injection cleaning"

your throttle response will be quicker, it will (could) get better fuel millage, ect.

here is a pic of the canister that lube shops use. this is an older version like the one i have.
http://kwikkarrufesnow.com/uploads/s...es%20015.jpg\\

here is a video of how it works.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cvlnG...eature=related


Hope this helps.

Thanks, Jesse

01 Bad Mutha F*****

Sea Foamed the camaro last week. Thought the neighbors were gonna have a fit.

Fun

ls1_bean

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this was the first thing i did to my new Z28, i cant explain it but u just know its doin some work, i remember doing it to our 97 rav4 with 200k on it, that thing smoked for atleast 4 miles lol.

i do 1/2 vacuum, 1/4 gas tank, then drink the last 1/4.

Cole Train

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if i remember what i did onmy '96Z28 was 1/2 in the vacuum line while keeping it running(will want to stall) Then poured the last half of the can in and let it stall. This pools it up inside and allows it to break down the crap. Then 1/2 a can in the gas tank and 1/2 in the oil. Go around until the smoke is almost gone and then drained the oil and put in new stuff. The oil was clean before the SeaFoam and it was as black as can be after. I even sprayed a whole bunch of SeaFoam DeepCreep in the intake to clean out gunk in there. Just opened the T/B and sprayed it in. Same stuff as a can of seafoam but in a spray can. Car ran 10x's better afterwards and got better mileage. I'm gonna do this on my truck before long here it's at 70k miles now so it's about time

Spoolin

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Wow...makes me think I should give this a whirl!

Cole Train

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More it smokes the more it needed it