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Sea Foam Is A Good Top End Cleaner......pour It Down The Intake And It Wikk Help Your Car Smog>>>do Not Pour Any Oil Thinning Additive In Oil Unless You Want To Lose Rod Bearings....
iT WILL PROBABLY MAKE THE CAM GO FLAT FIRST Don't put seafoam,Berrymans,or any of that kind of stuff in the crankcase at all UNLESS you are trying to lossen up lifters..., and then DONT rev up over 1500 The cam is first to go.. then rods- That stuff is great to clean the top end but you are taking life off your lower end by putting it in the oil.... Last edited by Haulin327; 01-11-2008 at 09:52 PM. |
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thanks thats what i heard just wasnt sure. so im safe with no worries if i just put it in the gas tank and through the carb correct??? i have a new cam so im not trying to loosen anything just trying clean the carbon out. |
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Choke it out REAL good with a input point that will fill all the cyls
I have probably puchasced A hundreded bucks worth of Sea Foam in the last year... Use 3 or 4 cans... and load the motor good ,then let set for 15 min then run... Take on highway at high RPM=Repeat Cleans area around valve seat- |
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,I have made that mistake before.And as far as putting it in the oil "yes" you can, but only for 15-30min.Do not drive the car /truck or run over about 2000rpm,just let it get up to operating temp. I have used it to clean up the engine after blown head gasket. Immediately change the oil and filter and plan on changing it again in 1000 or so miles, worked great. |
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I'm confused. Why use an oil additive to clean combustion chambers?
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not to mention looks like you're in Cali...........here in MS nobody hardly even looks twice at billowing smoke, they don't get excited till they see flames.
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I like Seafoam. I have a 86 Ford 5.0L that had a sticking exhaust lifter and the seafoam added to the oil freed it up. I normally wouldn't recommend adding a solvent to crankcase oil as it could potentially loosen up sludge and block oil galleries. I used it in the crankcase as an "emergency" fix and got lucky. 15,000 miles later the car still runs fine. If you use it in the top end, as others have said, a huge cloud of white smoke will surround you and your car killing every mosquito within a 50 mile radius of ground zero! I use it in the gas tank about once a month.
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seafoam is like amsoil crankcase cleaner. when i put it in oil, i drive the car to get it hot pull it onto the ramps or where i will change my oil. put the seafoam in it let it idle i repeat idle, for abuot 10 to 15 mins, let it sit for a few, then drain oil till not even drops come out of the pan. amsoil recommends with their cleaner that if you have some miles like 3k on an oil change to change filter first, so that it doesnt knock dirt out of filter into oil, then change it all.
to know if you even have to do that, is to change oil first, put the can in, let it idle for a few, then check it. if its dark there is crap that needs cleaning, if its not, let it drain real good. and marvel mystery is a good safer alternative to seafoam. |
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