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Does the seafoam get fed through the pcv valve?

Yes...

Use that hose that Vikash gave you, thread it into the pcv valve location on the intake manifold. Use a quarter to hold the throttle open and slowly feed it in.

We seafoamed a Civic at one of the local meets.

It was a B18c swapped older Hatch. Kind of a cool car (though shitty condition).

Fed in the stuff, and when he went to shut it off, the car just kept on dieseling for another full minute or so. It was pretty funny. Then it wouldn't start, and took a few minutes of sitting before it would start and barely idle. Then he blew it all out, and drove the car, and it was fine. He said it ran a bit better after that.

I just pour it in my gas tank...

i wanna seafoam my entire car when we get more in stock at schmucks

I get mine at autozone....


I have a bottle of the seafoam ro transmissions in my tranny as we speak...it's been in there for 3,000 miles!! LMMFAO!!! I wonder what it is doing to my tranny? I'm too lazy to do a tranny gasket, filter, fluid swap.

legacycontinues wrote:I just pour it in my gas tank...

That's good to do too as it helps clean the injector ect but feeding it in through your PCV every once and a while will help clean your intake manifold too.

I used carb spray to do that....it did the trick...Wide open throttle and carb spray...

EPA showed up and was like, "What the hell do you think you are doing! It looks like Denver on a red day!"

You should see us winterizing outboards with fogging oil! I'm torn about it as I feel horrible for what it must be doing for the environment, but it looks so damn cool.

Steve

I seafoamed the piss out of Majen yesterday. I put some in through the PCV system and lol. I was driving down the road with a plume of foul smelling smoke rolling out from my car. It looked like I just came out of hell through a crack in the the earth. Ok, maybe I just have an active imagination but it was funny.

creel wrote: It looked like I just came out of hell through a crack in the the earth.

Seafoam works great, i've fed it threw the PCV valve, dumped it into the crank case and into the fuel tank. Marval Mystery Oil works great too, and is a cheaper alternative...