Seafoam??
seafoam is a carbon cleaner and will remove any deposits it meets. pouring it in the tank wont hurt. the manufactor suggests pouring 3/4 of the can in the throttle or pcv/braakebooster vacuum lines and the other quater in the tank. if u have any other questions search for seafoam as said before as their are many posts about it.
There are other much better fuel system cleaners than Seafoam. I prefer Chevron fuel system cleaner and use a bottle every oil change (~5k miles) to keep everything in tip top shape. If you use it to try to fix problems, you won't notice any gain unless you use it for quite a few tanks of fuel. If you use it regularly, you simply won't have problems with buildup in the fuel system.
skitzobmxr, if you paid $8 for a can of seafoam, you paid way too much. Its running about ~$4 at my local Napa.
skitzobmxr, if you paid $8 for a can of seafoam, you paid way too much. Its running about ~$4 at my local Napa.
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