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This is a discussion thread titled "Adding seafoam directly into cylinders", within the Engine & Drivetrain forum, part of the Technical & Vehicle Assistance Forums category.
Is it possible to seafoam the engine by pulling the spark plugs and adding them directly into the cylinders on a cold engine than pulling the brake booster vacuum tube?
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Mods - DRL disable mod -TB coolant deicer bypass - rear diff extended breather - poly steering rack bushings -fog light mod (on when parking brake is disengaged.)
I wouldn't try it if it were me. You'd be leaving yourself open to some major damage from hydro-lock and at a minimum fouled spark plugs. Inducing that stuff through a vacuum line where it will disperse properly is the safest and preferred method.
Larry
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If a combo of all these whizz bangs met their claims you'd have to syphon gas out of your tank every second day and sell the excess horsepower on the third????
I wouldn't try it if it were me. You'd be leaving yourself open to some major damage from hydro-lock and at a minimum fouled spark plugs. Inducing that stuff through a vacuum line where it will disperse properly is the safest and preferred method.
I wouldn't try it if it were me. You'd be leaving yourself open to some major damage from hydro-lock and at a minimum fouled spark plugs. Inducing that stuff through a vacuum line where it will disperse properly is the safest and preferred method.
Larry
I agree completely.
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My neighbours love the black smoke when I use the Seafoam throught the Vacuum line. I would not pour it directly in unless you cranked it over with all the plugs out to make sure it won't bend a rod.
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Adding seafoam directly into cylinders
I would not pour it directly in unless you cranked it over with all the plugs out to make sure it won't bend a rod.
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