menasci said:I only waited 5 minutes like the directions on the can said.
Should I have waited longer?
I think you should have, but how many miles are on your car? If it's a low milage car, then you probably don't have that much build-up, but you can always try it again, it won't hurt.menasci said:I only waited 5 minutes like the directions on the can said.
Should I have waited longer?
topless98gt said:I think you should have, but how many miles are on your car? If it's a low milage car, then you probably don't have that much build-up, but you can always try it again, it won't hurt.
Sounds ideal, change your oil in a few days and you will have cleaned your engine well97GTSTANG said:I just got another can and poured half in the crankcase and half in the gas tank with half a tank of gas in it.
harley02 said:Keeping the thread alive. I will be doing this in my 95. To bad the darn pcv line is in a tight spot. I'll get it figured out and see what happens. Car has 137K on it now and probably doesn't need it. Reason I think this is because of how strong she runs now and how meticulously the previous owner took care of it.
Second owner had car from 30k-130kmiles and it always had mobil one and pro long fuel system treatment every other oil chng. With very few mods my car still dynoing at 240hp/307tq
03 Black GT said:
Just like the wheels on the bus did back in elementaryponysarepretty said:NEVER on and ON we go
MAXX RS4 said:Is there any circumstance where the seafoam burns up cats? Since I've done it, my exhaust smells like your typical uncatted car..
crapola
topless98gt said:Just like the wheels on the bus did back in elementary
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