Seafoam question?
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Take the power brake booster vacoom line off. You can't miss it. Behind the brake master cyl, on that big round black thing behind it. No fluid will leak out....it's a vacuum line.
get your truck to normal operating temperature, pop off that vac line, slowly pour into that vac line. If you pour too much in, the truck will die. After you've filled enough seafoam through the engine. shut the truck off for 15mins. Then start it up. white smoke wil come out the tailpipe. Drive it down the road a few times under load to blow all the carbon out of it.
have you ever changed your oil?
get your truck to normal operating temperature, pop off that vac line, slowly pour into that vac line. If you pour too much in, the truck will die. After you've filled enough seafoam through the engine. shut the truck off for 15mins. Then start it up. white smoke wil come out the tailpipe. Drive it down the road a few times under load to blow all the carbon out of it.
have you ever changed your oil?
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Any local parts store should have it. Its recommended that you only pour 1/3 of a 16 oz. bottle through the vacuum line. Just pour it in the line, there is enough vacuum that you wont spill any.
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Yeah man it really works. It also sits on top of the valves where most of the carbon is found. It eats away at it, dissolving it into the seafoam, thats why it smokes so much. The more it smokes the more carbon it had taken outta the engine.
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