DIY: SeaFoam
01-Dec-2005, 07:35 PM
#69
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Join Date: Apr 2003
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Originally posted by Moe_Mentum
your probably won't see smoke if you run it through your intake. Now if you ran it through your intake manifold through a vacuum line that that would be more effective
your probably won't see smoke if you run it through your intake. Now if you ran it through your intake manifold through a vacuum line that that would be more effective
I ran it through the intake manifold. Still barley smoke at all.
i took the line out of the manifold and poured in right in as the pic on page 1 of this thread. should i try it again in a month or so?
also i noticed when i took the vaccum line out the car sounded like it wanted to stall off and on. this is before i started pouring in the seafoam. is this normal?
03-Dec-2005, 06:34 AM
#71
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Location: Toronto
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Didnt notice much of a difference in performance (didnt expect it either) but did get quite a bit of smoke initially while pouring it in, but nothing after that. It definately did what it was intended to do, cause previously I would have a sh*t load of black soot on my rear bumper (which is white) , now its not nearly as bad. For those who are looking for it in Scarborough, there is a place at Markham and Painted Post called Automotion. You cant miss it, its to the North of the Royal Bank Plaza right at the intersection. They sell it for $10 a bottle, taxes in.
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