Sea Foam does it again
#1
Sea Foam does it again
I had trouble several years ago with my 2005 Kawasaki Nomad idling rough and a stumble when I cracked the throttle. Someone told me to run some 1/2 can of Sea Foam thru the intake while the engine was running till it stalled. Let it set 45-60 minutes and then blow it out. Smokes like crazy but it did the trick.
I bought a 2005 F150 Crew Lariat 5.4 with 106,000 miles...it also stumbled at idle and when towing bucked some. I ran a can of Sea Foam down the intake, let it sit 45 min. and then blow it out. Not only does it have throttle response like I've never had, but my mileage when from 12.8 (85% city driving) to 13.5. No kidding!
I bought a 2005 F150 Crew Lariat 5.4 with 106,000 miles...it also stumbled at idle and when towing bucked some. I ran a can of Sea Foam down the intake, let it sit 45 min. and then blow it out. Not only does it have throttle response like I've never had, but my mileage when from 12.8 (85% city driving) to 13.5. No kidding!
#6
Ive been really skeptical of Seafoam ever since one of my buddies used it on his silverado and it messed it up. I dont know exactly what it did, but it runs weird now. What exactly does this stuff do?
#7
Senior Member
little 'ticking' problem at 107 thousand.
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#9
Originally Posted by Wondertwin1
It soaks up into all the carbon deposits in an engine. And when you start it up and get it warm it blows all that crap out.