seafoamed the stang

U2SLO450

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• Mar 18, 2007

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I seafoamed the stang today and i definatey think it "smoothed" things out! My only question is the guy told me to suck it up through the brake booster hose but as soon as i pulled the hose loose, it killed the motor. Shouldn't the motor idle with the brake booster hose off? I ended up putting it in the oil cap

 

Foxfan88

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• Mar 18, 2007

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you dumped it into the oil???

 

U2SLO450

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Foxfan88 said:

you dumped it into the oil???

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why not?

 

JimBowy

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its supposed to go into the combustion chamber, oil doesn't get into the combustion chamber

do yourself a favor and change your oil right away

im sick of people using seafoam and saying it "feels like" they are getting improvements. we need somebody to take a 100,000 mile 5.0L dyno it, seafoam it, and dyno it again.

 

BlooDReigN

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It's actually good for putting in your crank case to clean out sludge as well as the combustion chamber.

 

JimBowy

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if it aint oil, it doesnt belong in the crank case
if its a tired motor and your removing sludge new leaks will probably form too