Sea Foam?
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gjp
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Re: Sea Foam?
Its about the same as the GM top end cleaner. If its a spray can it needs to be sprayed into the TB while the engine is running. If its a liquid you alow the vacuum of the engine to suck it in. I used the brake booster hose to suck in the GM stuff. You got to do it slowly so not to stall the engine. I attached a small vacuum hose to a red straw off a wd40 can to slowly suck in 3/4 of the can then I put the last 1/4 in fast with a funnel to stall out motor. Makes a ton of smoke
http://www.sytyarchives.com/howto/viewarticle.php?article_name=top_end_cleaner.php&dir=engine
Its about the same as the GM top end cleaner. If its a spray can it needs to be sprayed into the TB while the engine is running. If its a liquid you alow the vacuum of the engine to suck it in. I used the brake booster hose to suck in the GM stuff. You got to do it slowly so not to stall the engine. I attached a small vacuum hose to a red straw off a wd40 can to slowly suck in 3/4 of the can then I put the last 1/4 in fast with a funnel to stall out motor. Makes a ton of smoke
http://www.sytyarchives.com/howto/viewarticle.php?article_name=top_end_cleaner.php&dir=engine
gjp
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Re: Sea Foam?
Depends on how many miles since last TEC was done. Mine was never done and it smoked a set of new NGK's and my o2 sensor. The o2 was stock and it gave me an excuse to go wideband. I would pull the o2 and plug the hole to do the test. I think that should work except you will pull a 13 code.
Depends on how many miles since last TEC was done. Mine was never done and it smoked a set of new NGK's and my o2 sensor. The o2 was stock and it gave me an excuse to go wideband. I would pull the o2 and plug the hole to do the test. I think that should work except you will pull a 13 code.