I see many staggering claims made regarding this product.

Has anyone reading this post everused it in their vehicle?

My wagonis a '95 850 T5, and I'm wonderingif usingSea Foam would makeany noticeable improvement.

 

I used it once in the transmission of a Dodge Caravan. The thing would not upshift through the gears unless you gunned it then let up on the gas, and it had done this for several thousand miles. I went to sell it and figured a can of Seafoam couldn't hurt. Put the can in and the darned thing shifted like brand new!! Now I don't know how long this "fix" lasted, but it sure made it easier to sell that van!

 

I've done it. The car seemed to respond a little better and seemed to be a little bit more powerful.

 

The vast majority of people whose posts on seafoam that Ihave read have had a positive response, if only by saying something like "seems a little better..." There have been a few people writing about incredible results. Just recently however, there was a post over at matthewsvolvosite.com which was surprising and a good item to read... caveat emptor...

http://www.matthewsvolvosite.com/cha...ic.php?t=13217