Seafoam help!
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Seafoam help!
Hi everyone,
I tried Seafoam over the weekend, just poured 1/2 in the gas tank and 1/2 in the crankcase, I noticed a huge improvements on valve noise and smoother power. I am going to try the vacuum line method this coming weekend, I never done it before so I need your expert advice. I have a 85 740 Volvo with a non-turbo engine.
Which vacuum line should I pick?
Do I need any special tools to pull off the vacuum lines?
Any special tips for a newbie like myself.
Thank you in advance,
John
I tried Seafoam over the weekend, just poured 1/2 in the gas tank and 1/2 in the crankcase, I noticed a huge improvements on valve noise and smoother power. I am going to try the vacuum line method this coming weekend, I never done it before so I need your expert advice. I have a 85 740 Volvo with a non-turbo engine.
Which vacuum line should I pick?
Do I need any special tools to pull off the vacuum lines?
Any special tips for a newbie like myself.
Thank you in advance,
John
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RE: Seafoam help!
Hi, Tech:
Thanks for the quick reply...
Do I have to worry about the oxygen sensor, spark plugs and CAT if I use Seafoam via the vacuum line? I don't want to cause damage to my CAT because I just replaced it.
Bli745:
This is Seafoam
http://www.seafoamsales.com
John
Thanks for the quick reply...
Do I have to worry about the oxygen sensor, spark plugs and CAT if I use Seafoam via the vacuum line? I don't want to cause damage to my CAT because I just replaced it.
Bli745:
This is Seafoam
http://www.seafoamsales.com
John
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RE: Seafoam help!
usually when I use our GM product at work, the only side effect we find would be a check engine light due to the missfire when used through the vacuum or sprayed through the throtle body.
no harm done though....
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no harm done though....
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