seafoamed my 99 civic
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seafoamed my 95 civic help
i just seafoamed my 95 civic after i did an oil change and now theere is a slow drip on the driveway.. also there is burning oils behind the header cover.. what should i look for? any help is appreciated thanks! i put the seafoam in the intake..
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Re: seafoamed my 95 civic help (kc_457)
You're saying you used seafoam after you changed your oil? You are suppose to change your oil <U>after</U> you seafoam, but that is if you used it in your oil of course, or did you just add it through the vaccum hose (intake)?
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by kc_457 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">i used it in the intake</TD></TR></TABLE>
Riiight..
Well if your car probably has alot many miles then I suppose carbon-build up was probably keeping your gaskets sealed and using the seafoam removed it, hence the reason why you've got leaks.
Keep an eye on your oil level between trips to make you aren't losing too much oil, because if you aren't then I wouldn't worry about it too much.
Riiight..
Well if your car probably has alot many miles then I suppose carbon-build up was probably keeping your gaskets sealed and using the seafoam removed it, hence the reason why you've got leaks.
Keep an eye on your oil level between trips to make you aren't losing too much oil, because if you aren't then I wouldn't worry about it too much.
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