bobkyle2

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...

Abel

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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

2002VertGt

maybe you just had a clean engine to start with

SafeCrackerCam

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.

Mytrucksbroke

I threw a whole can in the gas tank and drove about 10 miles with no smoke.

Lash

I buy it at walmart. All the part stores in my area sell it. Ohio

2002VertGt

. Where in ohio lash?

schissler

You wont get smoke putting it in your gas.

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.

SafeCrackerCam

I like the responses about not wanting to put additives in your truck yet these same people put gas in their engines diluted w/ engine destroying ethanol.

Half ton

I have had great success using sea foam in the tank and through the brake booster vacuum hose and yes lots of smoke, works great but it can foul plugs some times.