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16-Oz Sea Foam High Mileage Motor Treatment Spray (HM16-6RR) on sale for
$3.10. Deal price is available in store only.
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Product Details:- Specially formulated for gasoline cars and trucks with over 75,000 miles
- Blended with a high-temp cleaning lubricant that works its way through fuel passageways and upper engine areas to help resist long term wear
- Cleans fuel injector and carburetor passageways
- Cleans intake valve and chamber deposits
- Lubricates upper cylinders
- Works in crankcase oil to liquefy harmful residues and deposits
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The general consensus seems to be it's best to use a quality synthetic motor oil that will clean your engine over the course of a few oil changes, rather than trying to do a motor flush, or adding something that may interfere with an oil's natural properties/additives.
This is probably reasonable to add to fuel, or metering into the upper cylinder via a vacuum line to try and clean the backs of valves. But it doesn't have PEA in it, which is considered the best cleaner by many. The cleaner in sea foam is something that was good many decades ago, and I'm not sure it has been updated.
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Use by directions and it works. Add about 100 miles before you change your oil (1oz per qt) to get rid of sludge, i put the rest in the gas tank to help clean fuel system.
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In gas tank, depends - smaller tanks will benefit more. If you dilute this in a 93 Ford Bronco with at 30+ gallon tank it's not going to do much.
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The general consensus seems to be it's best to use a quality synthetic motor oil that will clean your engine over the course of a few oil changes, rather than trying to do a motor flush, or adding something that may interfere with an oil's natural properties/additives.
This is probably reasonable to add to fuel, or metering into the upper cylinder via a vacuum line to try and clean the backs of valves. But it doesn't have PEA in it, which is considered the best cleaner by many. The cleaner in sea foam is something that was good many decades ago, and I'm not sure it has been updated.
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Best to get an oil analysis every 6 months depending on what you drive, i drive toyota and after my first few analysis seeing that i was on right track i just went to yearly
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