What are the benefits of Seafoaming?
06-04-2010, 02:03 PM
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Glad you asked that question "Skippy"! http://www.seafoamsales.com/motor-treatment.html
And now, it also comes in a "handt-dandy" spray for getting into those hard to get upper intake
"nooks & crannys"!
Remember to type my screen name in the Discount box when ordering, for a 10%................! (Just kidding)
And now, it also comes in a "handt-dandy" spray for getting into those hard to get upper intake
"nooks & crannys"!
Remember to type my screen name in the Discount box when ordering, for a 10%................! (Just kidding)
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06-04-2010, 07:47 PM
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Guess it would depend "why" it's knocking. I'm tempted to place that in the "pooched either way" category. Personally, I'd go for it! But every time I've had a low end knock, the "Engine Grim Reaper" wanted in!
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06-04-2010, 07:54 PM
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I am a firm believer in Seafoam. I use it in every motor, (gas & oil), I own, all my trucks, Harleys, even lawn mowers, (riding & push), including my weed whackers & chain saws!!
I think it is a great product & is a product that has been around for many years.
Awesome for cleaning out built up carbon in your motor & or keeping your motor clean to start with.
Part of my going over with any used vehical I buy I run a can of it thru the intake by allowing it to be sucked in thru a vacuum hose while the engine is running to clean out carbon in those hard to reach areas, along with a can in the oil change & can in my fill up.
I think it is a great product & is a product that has been around for many years.
Awesome for cleaning out built up carbon in your motor & or keeping your motor clean to start with.
Part of my going over with any used vehical I buy I run a can of it thru the intake by allowing it to be sucked in thru a vacuum hose while the engine is running to clean out carbon in those hard to reach areas, along with a can in the oil change & can in my fill up.
06-04-2010, 09:12 PM
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I loved Sea-foam. However, that being said, I used it on my truck after I bought it from an auction and that is how I found out it had a blown Head Gasket. I am now having the Engine Rebuilt (as I write this) by a local engine builder. I am grateful that it cleaned out my motor because I would hate to have been on a long road-trip from TX to California and find out on the road. Sea-foam Works
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06-04-2010, 10:23 PM
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Ahahahahahaha!!!
It sounds like my main bearings are taking a dump. When i changed the oil the other day I saw metal deposits on the drain plug (more than normal) but didn't "play" in the oil to see if i could find any chunks of anything. Since I live in Fl i put 20w50 oil in since 99% of my driving is during the hottest part of the day. Any suggestions on how to possibly counteract the bearings going to hell fast besides being gentle with my right foot?
06-04-2010, 11:33 PM
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It sounds like my main bearings are taking a dump. When i changed the oil the other day I saw metal deposits on the drain plug (more than normal) but didn't "play" in the oil to see if i could find any chunks of anything. Since I live in Fl i put 20w50 oil in since 99% of my driving is during the hottest part of the day. Any suggestions on how to possibly counteract the bearings going to hell fast besides being gentle with my right foot?