Thread: Seafoam?

Hey gang...just wondering your opinion on Seafoam. I've heard good things about it and was thinking about adding some to my oil right before I change it next. Is this the best way to use it. What about adding it to the fuel system? Can that harm anything such as my injectors? How much should I use if I put it in my oil or fuel tank?

1/3 in the oil, 1/3 in the fuel tank, 1/3 sucked up into your manifold through a vac line like the brake booster line. I never put any in my fuel tank but I did do the oil and manifold. I think it helped the idle a bit.

i put it through the brake booster vac line and cleared up my wierd idle....put 1/3 in vac line, let it soak for 5-10 min, then turn the car on and rev it up a lil... should somke out you entire street if theres alot of build up... ....i would change you plugs after you do that tho...

really sucks cause we cant get it over here... no one has evern heard of it in the shops... I'd love to give it a try too

weres over here? i could buy and ship you a bottle.....to try out......

Im over in New Zealand...

shipping will be more thean the bottle itself....unless you bought a case then itd be worth it

Where is the brake booster vacuum line?

Shipping also might be impossible. Its not exactly orange juice. Generally this type of product puts up red flags. I tried to get water wetter overseas once and it didn't work out.

Also its a good idea to unhook your secondary when you do this. The crap that comes out is not catalyst friendly. Personally I am not a seafoam fan. Its terrible for the environment and the caked on crap it leaves behind is almost worse than what you scrub out.

its right next to the brake fluid resivor , closest to the firewall, and it goes bnack to the pullet side of the motor. just follow it....the only vaccum line right there