Is this where I add the seafoam?
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Is this where I add the seafoam?
Is this where I add the sea foam? I was talking to my dad about it and he said that hes done it before and he poured anbout half of it in slowly and then just dumped the rest in quick and stalled the engine. Is this what I want to do? He did it on a Carbonated engine though.
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it says a 1/3 of the bottle but I used a half of the bottle then put the rest in my gas tank. your not supposed to put the whole bottle in thats to much. pour it in from the bottle its not hard that way. when your engine starts to bog put your finger over the hose. I'm doing this on thursday. Oh, your going to need spark plugs after you do it.
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I seafoamed both my scout and my ranger... didn't do anything. The scout smoked profusely and the ranger wasn't as bad... but no noticable difference. However when I put it in my ranger's gas tank... I felt a lil there.
It was fun though watching the ranger run with the vacuum advance disconnected.
It was fun though watching the ranger run with the vacuum advance disconnected.
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It's a magical mystery substance that makes rainbows and butterflies emit from whatever you decide to put it in! It's an energy drink for unicorns! If you drink it, you'll crap sherbet!
As far as I know it does nothing. Supposed to clean everything. I won't believe it till next time I tear the engine down I'll seabomb it before and see if anything is cleaner.
As far as I know it does nothing. Supposed to clean everything. I won't believe it till next time I tear the engine down I'll seabomb it before and see if anything is cleaner.
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