seafoam
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seafoam
I know there a lot of threads on the subject already, but I couldnt find one that has a picture of where the pcv hose is at? Does anyone have a picture of where to pour the seafoam into?
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i dont know if the prior owner used seafoam but its sounds litle a great product to use... is it bad if it was done sometime in the past and also anybody have a do it self with which seamfoam to use?
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WOW. my neighbor poured sum seafoam in his 97 civic (daily driver) n he sed it started making all the bolts loose. it ran great till he had to go back and tighten everything up. LOL....but u can pour it in ur gas tank, oil crankcase, and pvc vacuum line? cuz if so imma go get sum after my next oil change
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http://forums.nicoclub.com/zerothread?id=126583
That's the "seafoam"
They also have the deep creep you can use in your intake manifold.
But be sure to split it into 3rd..and be sure the engine is 1/4 way warm..Also let it sit for about an hour instead of 10 minutes..Longer you let it sit the more time it has to work
That's the "seafoam"
They also have the deep creep you can use in your intake manifold.
But be sure to split it into 3rd..and be sure the engine is 1/4 way warm..Also let it sit for about an hour instead of 10 minutes..Longer you let it sit the more time it has to work
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http://forums.nicoclub.com/zerothread?id=126583
That's the "seafoam"
They also have the deep creep you can use in your intake manifold.
But be sure to split it into 3rd..and be sure the engine is 1/4 way warm..Also let it sit for about an hour instead of 10 minutes..Longer you let it sit the more time it has to work
That's the "seafoam"
They also have the deep creep you can use in your intake manifold.
But be sure to split it into 3rd..and be sure the engine is 1/4 way warm..Also let it sit for about an hour instead of 10 minutes..Longer you let it sit the more time it has to work