Using Seafoam To De-carbonize An Engine>V-I-D-E-O!
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Holy smoke! My seafoaming adventures never produced that much smoke. That Accord sounded like a two stroke chain saw! bbbbbrummmmmmmmm bum bum ba ba bum!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VTFMjDdSdEA&NR
Another goody! That sucker didn't sound too healthy trying to start
Another goody! That sucker didn't sound too healthy trying to start
Those poor o2 sensors... They used to work.
Reminds me of my chain smoking days.
Reminds me of my chain smoking days.
Wow was that Seafoam or a can of beer..............?
I know I am goimg to take heat on this but........ if all you need to do is knock carbon off your piston crowns and combustion chamber, that beer would likely work as well or better than seafoam. Plain water would work better than the beer but wouldn't be nearly as cool.
With concerns of the O2 sensor, should I take it out while I seafoam the car? I'm going to be using the vacuum booster method.
Seafoam says their product is explicitly O2 sensor safe.
I ain't gonna lie, after Seafoaming my moms car, the O2 sensor went out about 2,000 miles later. Take it for what it's worth. I for sure would take it out upon first startup after letting it soak. Just redlining it while parked I don't think is a grand idea.
I ain't gonna lie, after Seafoaming my moms car, the O2 sensor went out about 2,000 miles later. Take it for what it's worth. I for sure would take it out upon first startup after letting it soak. Just redlining it while parked I don't think is a grand idea.
lol, doesnt it say "inhalation may cause mutation" on the bottle?
Considering the ingredients, I don't see how there could NOT be smoke... 40-60% oil. You could probably get similar effects from a diesel fuel and alcohol blend. Seafoam MSDS
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