WOW....Seafoam works

Well I bought two cans at walmart for 8.50 a piece , and was hoping to clean up my old outboard mariner. After about five minutes the difference was unbelievable. So I figured why not seafoam my taco. My truck is a 2010 with 20K miles, and I could not believe the junk that came out of the tailpipe. Now the truck idles and runs like it did the day I got it. What a difference. Anyone have similar results on a newer taco?

 

How'd you run in it in your outboard?

 

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My luck, I'd hydrolock it. Not wanting to even chance it.

 

It does work very well for older engines. I think your mind is playing tricks on you though with the '10 @ 20k miles. You should be able to eat out of your intake manifold w/ that mileage. I have 85k miles and mine still runs great.

Do your neighbors hate you now lol ?

I seafoamed my sister's car once and she actually got pulled over because the cop thought her motor was about to blown.

 

You won't hydrolock it. I've done it a bunch of times to different cars and never had an issue.

 

very easy to do, just follow the back of the can. youll be fine

 

Ha yea looked like the fog was rolling in. On the motor I took a section of gas line with the bulb, stuck one end in seafoam and pumped it straight in, worked like a champ

 

would it be smart to do this to a 1997 with 165k miles?

 

Wouldn't hurt a thing. Always good to keep the engine clean. Remember 1/3 straight to engine, 1/3 in oil tank, 1/3 in fuel tank

 

Or a 2002 with 135K

 

i dont know what im doing with it... will the directions on the bottle say everything i need? and i heard someone say do it right before a oil change?

 

Anyone who has abused the hell out of their engine, or who is a little late on the oil change can benefit from this. It helps remove deposits left behind

 

You know, i have still not done the induction process on mine, because I have one lingering concern; all that carbony crap that gets blown off the valves and cylinders needs to go downstream, and the expensive cat is...right in harm's away. Seems like it would contribute to the cat's early demise. Any thoughts or experience with this?

 

yea it will. Locate the line on the left of the brake booster that goes straight to the engine. Crank up engine disconnect line from booster, slowly let it suck in, cut the engine off, wait 5 minutes, crank up, let it idle and then drive around

 

i did this about 3 weeks ago on 4 different cars my wifes, honda civic with about 130k, my dad frontier with 50k, my bro's 97 taco with 210k and mine. did all through the vacum hose, and worked really great with the higher mileage cars mine should a little

 

Awsome I think I will get a can today and just do the line and wait to do the tank and oil. Will I have to change my plugs?

 

Pretend I'm a f*cking moron.... Explain this process step by step?

 

it will work for any vehicle, its good stuff. i used it in my old s10 and it was fun watching all that smoke haha

 

Locate the line on the left of the brake booster that goes straight to the engine.
Crank up engine, disconnect line from booster, slowly let it suck in the seafoam
cut the engine off, wait 5 minutes,
crank up again, let it idle a while and then drive around