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Old 04-13-2009, 08:38 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Hey guys, i recently sea foamed my car and i have allot of sea foam left over so i figured i would sea foam my uncles Camry. Looking under the hood i cant really see any good vacuum lines to use. If i were to take the plastic cover on top of the engine off, would i find some more suitable vacuum line to use? Its the 1MZ-FE http://www.canadiandriver.com/testdr...mryxle_eng.jpg
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Old 04-18-2009, 02:57 AM   #2 (permalink)
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I have your car and No, its not relevant to your question, so dont bother unbolting the cover. If you have liquid sea foam just do what you did for your'n. Use the power brake booster, suck in a few oz and let it sit. While youre at it, unscrew the throttle body plastic and use same to clean all inside there. Scrub it good.

I did this once and encountered problems, if y ou do pm me i may know the answer.
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you can take the cover off there is a vacuum line.

here a thread
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I seafoamed it for him on Monday. I took the little plastic engine cover that was held on by the 2 hex screws off and there was a nice vacuum line that lead right to the intake manifold just after the TB so i used that one.
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