sea foam?
#1
sea foam?
well i sea foamed my engine on saturday after submerging it then i took the rest of the can and put it half a tank of gasoline in my truck. so i ran it thru the vacum booster and gas tank but now it sputtere around 700 rpm like it wants to die but it wont is it just cause i got it in my gasoline when i fill up it will be gone or wat?
#4
Sea Foam can definitely foul plugs, especially if the motor has some miles on it.
I had no problems when I Sea Foamed my 2.5L, but it only had maybe 80,000 miles at the time.
One more thing...I'd change your oil within 500 miles of using Sea Foam.
I had no problems when I Sea Foamed my 2.5L, but it only had maybe 80,000 miles at the time.
One more thing...I'd change your oil within 500 miles of using Sea Foam.
Last edited by pacodiablo; 10-07-2008 at 08:46 PM.
#6
My truck is a 92 with an older 4.0 in it. I put seafoam in it, and it runs 100X better. It gets RID of the carbon buildup which is BAD for the engine.
#7
Its a toss up on Seafoam for "older" rigs...
I used mine on my '01 with 115k miles, and it did just fine, 1/2 a can in the brake booster, 1/2 can directly into the oil.. ran it for a week, then changed all the oil/filter/plugs on the next weekend, including spraying out the MAF with some cleaner, and all of that... then I switched into full synthetics soon as I did that, next up will be some replacement 02 sensors.. and I should be golden; truck is running like a champ, and the only liquid drip is from the AC compressor.
I used mine on my '01 with 115k miles, and it did just fine, 1/2 a can in the brake booster, 1/2 can directly into the oil.. ran it for a week, then changed all the oil/filter/plugs on the next weekend, including spraying out the MAF with some cleaner, and all of that... then I switched into full synthetics soon as I did that, next up will be some replacement 02 sensors.. and I should be golden; truck is running like a champ, and the only liquid drip is from the AC compressor.
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