[jrock]

hey does it really work my car only has like 62000 miles, so would it be pointless to get it? and which line should i use?

 

[236Mustang]

yes it really works....my 95 v6 had about 230K miles and i seafoamed it and spun my bearings

i guess it did its job....LOL (cleaned up all the sludge...which i think was holding up my engine hahahaha)

 

[liljojo4711]

my 99 gt has 195000 miles, would it be worth doing seafoam?

 

[DickH]

Seafoam works. I suppose at 200k you would have a lot of build up and it probably isnt as good of an idea.

 

[v606er]

I have 34k....would it help me?

 

[BostonPerformance]

seafoam is pretty much always beneficial. I mean it's only $8.
The only question is if you have a high mileage vehicle, do you risk finding out that that sludge and buildup is all that's keeping your car running?
Remember to change your oil afterwards.
and you can use any vacuum line which is pulling air towards the upper intake.

 

[236Mustang]

Seafoam works. I suppose at 200k you would have a lot of build up and it probably isnt as good of an idea.

yup

seafoam is pretty much always beneficial. I mean it's only $8.
The only question is if you have a high mileage vehicle, do you risk finding out that that sludge and buildup is all that's keeping your car running?
Remember to change your oil afterwards.
and you can use any vacuum line which is pulling air towards the upper intake.

yup

 

[BostonPerformance]

yup



yup

postwhore :yes

 

[236Mustang]

nope

 

[DickH]

I have done mine at ~65k and then once or twice since. I don't like the idea of putting it in my gas, and when you do it in your oil, drive around for a while and then go change it right away so it doesn't eat away at seals. Seafoam when left for a while can cause harm.

 

[liljojo4711]

so i guess the consensus is i shouldnt do it with almost 200K miles lol

 

[JerseyTrueBlue]

I wouldn't recommend doing it with that high of mileage. At that point most of your seals are shot anyway, unless you wanna do a rebuild afterwards I wouldn't run it.

 

[Till]

I have 34k....would it help me?

^ is gay

<-- post whore

\/ ---- is dumb

 

[236Mustang]

I wouldn't recommend doing it with that high of mileage. At that point most of your seals are shot anyway, unless you wanna do a rebuild afterwards I wouldn't run it.

hahahaha thats what happened to me

 

[v606er]

^ is gay

<-- post whore

/ ---- is dumb

I wasn't gay until I met you and we had sex.

 

[Huxley]

Im not dumb ;_;

 

[v606er]

I have done mine at ~65k and then once or twice since. I don't like the idea of putting it in my gas, and when you do it in your oil, drive around for a while and then go change it right away so it doesn't eat away at seals. Seafoam when left for a while can cause harm.

Do you put it directly into the oil? Or a vacum hose or something that someone said earlier?

 

[Till]

NO not in the oil

the vacuum hose


read the instructions on it

 

[330CubeGt]

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[mustanginky]

I wouldn't use it on a really high mileage engine. I would imagine that stuff it breaks down keeps leaks at bay on engines over say 150k miles or so.