[polemonkey]

ok so i decided to seafoam my car since its got 160000 miles and has proly never been done. well i put 1/3 in the gas tank, 1/3 in the crank case and was starting to put 1/3 in the intake. we i started my car and started to put it in the intake through the vaccume line and it would not suck one bit up so i decided to pour it in slowely, well it all just ran out through my air filter. Y is there no vaccume on that hose? any suggestions are greatly appreciated.

[polemonkey]

nevermind figured it out. had read some wrong information somewhere as to what hose to use

[6ER THEN I 8ER!]

lol works for me

[SNmustang95]

What does sea-foam do?

[UnrealAce123]

Originally Posted by SNmustang95 What does sea-foam do?

Cleans out the gas lines, inside the engine to remove all that gunk shit so ur car can regain the little hp it lost. better throttle response. it'll feel like ur car wants to go. Many people say dont go over 200kmiles to use seafoam but i used mine at 205k no problem at all. but if your going to use it, do it when ur almost going to do an oil change. put in seafoam and after 150 to 200miles change ur oil as the seafoam drops all the gunk into your oil pan n such.

[Rich J]

Cleans all the crap out of your engine. That stuff will eat through anything which is why you don't want to so it often or leave it in for too long. It will eat through a gasket no problem. Remember don't leave it in your car for more than like 10-15 min. I know someone who left it in their car for a day and it ate through their head gasket.

[SNmustang95]

How do you get it out?

[polemonkey]

but i do have a question now since i didnt get very much into the intake. if i put it just into the intake and not the oil i wouldnt have to change my oil afterwards would i? im pretty sure i wouldnt but i just want to make sure.

[Redfiremustang]

i don't think so polemonkey. i just did mine today just intake and gas. half a can in the gas and the other half via the pcv

[6ER THEN I 8ER!]

Originally Posted by SNmustang95 How do you get it out?

welp...

if put in gas it'll burn with the gass

if put in the intake it will burn off and white smoke for a good while (best part)

if put in the crankcase you'll need to do an oil change soon after to get it out before harm can be done

[SNmustang95]

So you just rev it a lot? Or what?

[whyxitx]

You just drive around with smoke coming out, or you can rev it, I've never put any in my intake but i've put it in my gas, i don't notice much help in the MPG though.

[6ER THEN I 8ER!]

Originally Posted by SNmustang95 So you just rev it a lot? Or what?

rev it like a ricer at a redlight

[polemonkey]

thanks. i'll have to do the intake again then bc hardly ne white smoke came out for it never being done before.

[Skargon]

If not alot of smoke came out, I Reckon thats a good thing. O.o

[Rich J]

Originally Posted by Skargon If not alot of smoke came out, I Reckon thats a good thing. O.o

this.

[Skargon]

Originally Posted by Rich J this.

Yay! I got a "This." quote.

[mcqueen]

OP did you put it through the PCV hose that connects to the air intake tube? If so, there's very little vacuum there unless the TB is open which is why the line wouldn't suck it up. The PCV hose that runs from the driver side valve cover to the upper intake is the hose you want. And no, no need to change the oil if you run it through the upper intake. The Seafoam will simply get burned up during normal combustion and get sent out the exhaust. The only time Seafoam requires and oil change is when you add it to the oil.

[polemonkey]

thanks mcqueen. i had read somewhere that i was to use the PCV line on the passenger side which was obviously wrong. and then i found the right one and it worked like a charm. but i think i will do it again bc the car has 160000 miles and proly has never been done so it aint gonna hurt it.

[stock 6]

Oh crap i wish i would have seen this a while back....note to self..check head gaskets...lmao