Seafoam??
#1
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Join Date: Dec 2006
Posts: 7

Seafoam in the gas tank??? what do you guys think?
#2
Join Date: Nov 2006
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Umm read other post about seafoam treatments using the search function. If you read these other posts you will see that pouring it in the gas tank probably isnt the best way for the product to perform its task.
#3
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Join Date: Nov 2006
Location: Northport, Long Island, NY
Posts: 270

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.
#4
Join Date: Dec 2006
Location: wisconsin
Posts: 107

i just poured a pint of it in my gas tank...seems like i wasted 8 bux
#5
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.
#6
Join Date: Dec 2006
Location: wisconsin
Posts: 107

ya...i got it at tru value, not really an automotive store and everything theres pricey
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