Sea-Foam
#81
Sea foam is like a tool in my tool box... I swear i had a car i was working on for a lady and it had a leaking rad hose... My first thought was.. Will sea foam fix this?...
Haha.... Nah i run it in everything i own.. Boat..bikes..trucks..cars...
Haha.... Nah i run it in everything i own.. Boat..bikes..trucks..cars...
#82
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Hi. Talking about sea form. I just tried to use on my 2006 ford f150 triton but there was no smoke at all. I tried again though the gas tank no smoke and through the oil manifold still nothing. Is there any problem with engine or what!! Please help
Hi. Talking about sea form. I just tried to use on my 2006 ford f150 triton but there was no smoke at all. I tried again though the gas tank no smoke and through the oil manifold still nothing. Is there any problem with engine or what!! Please help
#83
Ford Enthusiast
maybe you just had a clean engine to start with
#84
Member
Exact same thing with me. No smoke and I put about 1/2 a bottle in the booster tube. I was thinking maybe clogged cats but I really have no clue. I just bought a temperature sensor from Harbor Freight for $30 so I'm going to check them out in a little while.
#86
#88
Also, putting it in your gas will only potentially clean your injectors.
The proper way to do this is put 1/2 to 3/4 of the bottle through the vacuum hose on your brake booster and suck it through the intake manifold then shut the vehicle off, let it sit for 15-20 mins and then run it.