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Used about 1/4 (a little bit more than a 1/4 of the bottle) and left it for 10 mins. The car started up fine no hesitation, ran perfect, no smoke, until I drove, when I drove it some smoke came out but nothing to the affect of what I've seen on these boards. Should I do it again?
Yeah, where did you pour it in? Because i know whe I did it through the vaccum tube from the intake manifold, i got plenty; a good 15 years of deposits
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BUt where are these vacuum lines, i really dont know much about engines vacuum lines, so i dont want to put the seafoam in somewhere and mess up my car...
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just use the Brake Booster line only ... everything else is overkill and youre not gonna get ridiculously great results ... at most it will make a fraction of a percentage of difference in your effciency
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sorry I didnt clarify, but I did follow that video that was posted from that guy from BC, it was sucked up through my break booster line, and my car WAS running when it was sucked up
Should I pour it in while the enging is off? How many KM or Miles should I drive, with seafoam in, until a oil change?
I'm trying to first pour 1/3 into crankcase and 1/3 into gas tank. Then after enough milage I will use the rest at brake booster. Afterall that an instant oil change.
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