| Container/Package Size: | 16 oz |
| Container/Package Type: | STEEL CAN |
| Synthetic Compatible: | Yes |
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I added the whole can to my fuel tank which was 1/4 tank to make sure the stuff would work and it did. The stuff works Great! I drove about 40 miles til ...Read complete review
I added the whole can to my fuel tank which was 1/4 tank to make sure the stuff would work and it did. The stuff works Great! I drove about 40 miles til the fuel tank was almost empty and what a difference. It cleaned the fuel lines and injectors. I am definental buying it again.
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Use Shell/BP in my car so I haven't noticed any difference in 5000 mi. maybe if I used lower quality gas it would make a difference.
Use Shell/BP in my car so I haven't noticed any difference in 5000 mi. maybe if I used lower quality gas it would make a difference.
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Comments about Sea Foam Motor Treatment for Gas and Diesel Engines (16 fl. oz.):
I use this to clean carbon from intake and valve by dripping into a central vacuum port with the engine running at 1500-2000 rpm. I use a special service tool for this.
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Comments about Sea Foam Motor Treatment for Gas and Diesel Engines (16 fl. oz.):
Its Seafoam. I use it in everything I own with a motor.
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Used in both of my 2002 Honda's with nearly immediate results. Noticed after first tank (one I added product to) of gas that my gas mileage increased in both vehicles. I track this with every fillup and went from 30 to 34 mpg on the civic and 20 to 23 on the Odyssey. On week 4 since last application and MPG is holding steady. I did not change where I purchased my fuel nor the Octane I used in either vehicle. I will be running this every month in both vehicles.
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Comments about Sea Foam Motor Treatment for Gas and Diesel Engines (16 fl. oz.):
This stuff works like a charm every time!
Comments about Sea Foam Motor Treatment for Gas and Diesel Engines (16 fl. oz.):
I've usually put this in the gas to clean injectors and rid the gas of any water, but I put half a can in the oil before an oil change and felt that it loosened up some of the junk, making the new oil stay cleaner longer.
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Comments about Sea Foam Motor Treatment for Gas and Diesel Engines (16 fl. oz.):
This product appeared to work but you need to use a large volume of product to treat one tank of gas. Lucas oil lasts longer with a similar price
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Comments about Sea Foam Motor Treatment for Gas and Diesel Engines (16 fl. oz.):
Have a ford 500 with 215000 mi was on a trip to florida and the engine light came on. Not knowing what to do I stopped at advanced auto he checked it with his handheld comp and said it was erratic idle. Then he told me about Sea Foam we put in a can and the light went out 2 days later and the car runs great with better fuel mileage.
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Comments about Sea Foam Motor Treatment for Gas and Diesel Engines (16 fl. oz.):
Great product, used to decarb engines both 2 and 4 strokes.
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Comments about Sea Foam Motor Treatment for Gas and Diesel Engines (16 fl. oz.):
I frequently use this product in both gas tank and engine. It actually improves your gas mileage when added to the tank and does an excellent job of internally cleaning/lubricating your engine when added to the oil.
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can u add seafoam to ur engine oil2 answers
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No, the Sea Foam Motor Treatment for Gas and Diesel Engines should not be added to engine oil. Add 1 oz. Sea Foam Motor Treatment per gallon of gasoline. You can mix up to 2 oz. per gallon of gasoline if necessary. Mixing at less than two-thirds oz. per gallon will impair the effectiveness of Sea Foam.Q:
i bought a 1991 pontiac gram le aND IT HAS BEEN SITTING FOR 3 YEARS WITHOUT THEM STARTING THE ENGINE. PUT NEW PLUGS AND BATERY ON IT AND IT TURNS OVER GOOD BUT I AM NOT GETTING ANY FUEL TO THE CARBUREATOR, WILL THIS HELP UNCLOG THE FUEL INJECTORS AND FILTER. iT HAS A FULL TANK OF GAS IN IT. OR WILL I NEED TO TAKE OUT THE OLD GAS AND PUT NEW GAs in it. tHE SPARK PLUGS ARE FIRING FINE JUST AM NOT GETTING ANY GAS TO THE CARB. OR WILL I NEED TO RE3PLACE THE FUEL INJECTORS.1 answer
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This part Sea Foam Motor Treatment for Gas and Diesel Engines (16 fl. oz.), Part No. SF16 manufactured by Sea Foam is a highly effective and completely safe additive that improves the performance of your engine as it: Cleans entire fuel system, including carburetor jet or fuel injectors, Cleans carbon from the combustion chambers and pistons, Stabilizes fuels for up to 2 years, Lubricates the upper cylinders, Controls moisture in fuel, De-ices frozen fuel lines, Frees sticky lifters, Frees sticky rings, Controls moisture in oil, Cleans P.C.V. Components, All fuels leave varnish deposits, which over time build up, collecting carbon from exhaust and impairing the efficiency and effectiveness of your fuel system and combustion chamber components (pistons, valves, spark plugs.) Sea Foam Motor Treatment was originally designed to remove this varnish build-up, and nothing does it better or safer than Sea Foam.Q:
I just did an oil change on My Jeep. So at this time I'm not going to put any in my crankcase. I'll put some in the gas tank. Is it still ok to use in PVC valve?2 answers
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I asume you meant to clean your PCV valve. I suppose it wouldn't hurt but I would think a gd ol' carb. cleaner would do a better job cheaper.CUSTOMER CARE
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Yes, you can either use it in PCV valve or the brake booster vacuum line. Using the PCV valve pour about 1/3 of the can in. If you use the vacuum line, pour 1/3 of the can into a container and then use the vacuum line to suck it out of the cup.Q:
I have an 2001 Suzuki Bandit 1200s. My Carbs are clogged up. Will this un clog them? And how much should I use?1 answer
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SEA FOAM Motor Treatment is a 100% pure petroleum product that safely and effectively cleans internal fuel and oil system components, helping your gasoline or diesel engine run cleaner and more efficiently and will not harm engine components, seals, gaskets, catalytic converters or oxygen sensors. It liquefies gum and varnish deposits or internal engine contaminants, removing carbon deposits, freeing sticky valve lifters and rings, improving idle quality, pinging and hesitation problems. By using SEA FOAM to eliminate varnish and carbon buildup, mechanics can more accurately diagnose mechanical problems that may exist. As a fuel system additive, Sea Foam will clean carburetors, fuel injectors, clean carbon, gum and varnish deposits. For 2 Cycle and 4 Cycle Gasoline Engines, Diesel Engines or Rotary (Wankel) Engines. RECOMMENDED AVERAGE MIXTURE: a). Normal gasoline grades (including 10% and 15% ethanol blends)-1 oz. Sea Foam Motor Treatment per gallon of gasoline. b). Diesel fuel (including low sulfur and ultra-low sulfur blends)-1 oz. Sea Foam Motor Treatment per gallon of diesel fuel. Note: For above two grades a). and b). - SEA FOAM Can be mixed up to 2 oz. per gallon of fuel if necessary. Mixing at less than two-thirds oz. per gallon will impair the effectiveness of Sea Foam. c). For FACTORY-DESIGNED E-85 Fuel engines- 2 oz. Sea Foam Motor Treatment per gallon of gasoline. d). 2-cycle, gas/oil mixed fuel engines- 2 oz. Sea Foam Motor Treatment per gallon of gasoline. SPECIAL NOTE FOR OIL INJECTED ENGINES: Sea Foam Motor Treatment is ONLY added to the fuel in the above recommended concentrations. DO NOT pour Sea Foam Motor Treatment into the oil reserve tank for oil injection!. e). Fuel injector cleaning machines in a controlled environment use Sea Foam Motor Treatment as their safe cleaning agent mixed with gasoline or ethanol blend at a ratio of 50% gasoline or ethanol blend & 50% Sea Foam Motor Treatment.Q:
I have a 2005 f150 with a small v8 i know 1 oz per gal but can i put the whole can with a full tank of gas thank you1 answer
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Add 1 oz. Sea Foam Motor Treatment per gallon of gasoline. You can mix up to 2 oz. per gallon of gasoline if necessary. Mixing at less than two-thirds oz. per gallon will impair the effectiveness of Sea Foam.Q:
I am buying a 97 Ford Taurus LE 3.0 Liter vehicle that has been sitting for about a year with the same fuel, maybe started every two weeks or so. What is the best way to use sea foam to get this vehicle running clean? Please email back.1 answer
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After warming up your engine. Keep the engine running at a high idle and locate either the PCV valve or the brake booster vacuum line. Choose which one you'd like to use and disconnect it. Using the PCV valve pour about 1/3 of the can in. If you use the vacuum line, pour 1/3 of the can into a container and then use the vacuum line to suck it out of the cup. If the engine stalls before you get it in, try sucking the fluid in slower. You may want to cover part of the line with a finger. When you have 1/3 of the can in the car turn off the engine. Pour 1/3 can of Seafoam into your fuel tank. Pour 1/3 can of Seafoam into your oil via the crankcase. Wait about 5-15 minutes. Start the engine back up. You may need to give it a little gas to keep it from stalling. Expect to see a fair amount of smoke, so you'll want good ventilation. Idle your car for a few minutes and then take it for a drive. Expect to change your oil in the next few hundred miles. Seafoam is not for long term use in the oil.Q:
Do i pour an entire can in the gas tank and also in the vacuum hose on my LT1 Camaro?1 answer
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The recommended use of Sea Foam Motor Treatment for Gas and Diesel Engines is adding 1 oz. of Sea Foam to each gallon of fuel.Q:
how much sea foam do i put in my car1 answer
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The recommended use of Sea Foam Motor Treatment for Gas and Diesel Engines is adding 1 oz. of Sea Foam to each gallon of fuel.Q:
okjust wann clean my exhaust system where do i ut this? i also dont wanna flush my trans but need to clean it untill i get some money what do i do? im so confused2 answers
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If your exhaust is "dirty" chances are your burning oil or have excessive carbon output due too an over rich fuel mixture. Fix those problems & the exhaust should clean up on it's own, unless the converter has been compromised. You can't "clean" a trans without a flush & you should change the filter too as well as drain the torqconverter. If you have a shop flush it with a machine make sure they change the filter too. Most don't & say it isn't needed, but when you change the eng. oil & don't change the filter you pump the dirt right back in not to mention a restricted flow that could cause slow shifting or even slipage. If your trans has a lot of miles on it, 60 to 70 thousand miles, I wouldn't reckomend changing the fluild at all. It may just go out completely. If you are experiancing minor slipage or slightly erractic shifting drain about a qt of fluid and add Trans X.In the least it's a "kill or cure" shot, but worth the risk.CUSTOMER CARE
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The required information on cleaning the exhaust system of a car has been sent to the mail address provided.Q:
i think my suzuki high pressure fuel pump is stuck. How can I use sea foam before taking to the shop, i.e., can I mix say clean gas 4 parts to 1 part sea foam for initial cleaning?1 answer
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No the recommended use of Sea Foam Motor Treatment for Gas and Diesel Engines is adding 1 oz. Sea Foam® to each gallon of fuel.
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