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    #16
    Seafoam.
    cars beep boop

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      #17
      Originally posted by CincinnatiKid View Post
      I never asked if I could buy "faster" gas, I wanted to put higher octane gas in my car in an attempt to clean some of the carbon buildup and try to help it run a bit better. My plan was to put half a tank of 101 octane, then half a tank of 93, quit bein an ass to me for bein a new guy on the board and asking a legitimate question.

      New guy, I've only been here four months longer, son. That's not how to "clean-out" an engine.


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        #18
        Originally posted by kronus View Post
        +1

        Just Seafoam'd my car yesterday, I love this stuff.

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          #19
          Originally posted by Danny View Post
          +1

          Just Seafoam'd my car yesterday, I love this stuff.
          did you just use a vacuum hose to suck it up, or pour it in the intake?
          1990 S50 goodness.

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            #20
            I am ok with putting seafoam in my gas but from experience i dont trust dumping it in the intake.. a ton of black smoke comes out but i am pretty sure all the crap it manages to get out ends up in your cat.

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              #21
              Right.

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                #22
                Originally posted by EN318isPDX View Post
                I am ok with putting seafoam in my gas but from experience i dont trust dumping it in the intake.. a ton of black smoke comes out but i am pretty sure all the crap it manages to get out ends up in your cat.
                how is this any different if you pour it in your gas. it all burns out the same way, just takes longer

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                  #23
                  Originally posted by CincinnatiKid View Post
                  did you just use a vacuum hose to suck it up, or pour it in the intake?
                  Vacuum lines.

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                    #24
                    Originally posted by Danny View Post
                    Vacuum lines.
                    any specific line? I looked and don't really see any that are easy to reach that run into the cylinders.
                    1990 S50 goodness.

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                      #25
                      Just pull one, it'll get into all of them.

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                        #26
                        Originally posted by CincinnatiKid View Post
                        any specific line? I looked and don't really see any that are easy to reach that run into the cylinders.


                        Take the one off the brake booster. It's big.



                        I even got you a picture. It's at the elbow along the same horizontal plane as where the intake boot would be.

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                          #27
                          Originally posted by Farbin Kaiber View Post
                          Take the one off the brake booster. It's big.
                          Thats a terrible idea. If it doesn't stall from the massive vacuum leak it will suck in the seafoam way too fast and hydrolock the engine. Use the skinniest vaccum line you can find. Probably the charcoal canister line or pressure regulator.

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                            #28
                            I used the line from the fpr, lots of white smoke came out, now it idles and revs a bit better, thanks guys!
                            1990 S50 goodness.

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                              #29
                              Originally posted by tjts1 View Post
                              Thats a terrible idea. If it doesn't stall from the massive vacuum leak it will suck in the seafoam way too fast and hydrolock the engine. Use the skinniest vaccum line you can find. Probably the charcoal canister line or pressure regulator.


                              I didn't mean shove the damn hose into the SeaFoam. I thought any logical person would take a reducer and a piece of hose and put it into the SeaFoam. Personally, I would install an in-line ball valve to control the flow even easier.

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                                #30
                                I filled up with 91 yesterday and threw in a pint of seafoam in the tank. That shit works like a charm. My rpm's climb steady and fast now.

                                BTW: how much seafoam is too much seafoam?
                                harry/harout

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