I wrote up an article on how to use Seafoam in your teg. There are a few pictures along with detailed instructions. I hope some of you can use this.
http://Auto.SnowSuperStars.com/seafoam.html

 

great how-to article...

 

yea very nice and good job you should have taken pics of the MASSIVE amount of smoke you will get , i was laughing hard as hell when i saw it all, it was soo funny because everyone looked

also you are surpost to let it stall out when it almost done sucking it in the vacuum tube, then let it sit for like 10 mins and start it up( it will be hard to start back up) give it lots of gas and drive it around the block with a few 100% throttle untill all smoke is gone

 

Great Article... Putting it in my signature

 

Nice writeup. i may consider this as a maintenance.

I'm nearing the 100k mark so it may be something worth considering.

Any more testimonials?

 

Thanks for all the props guys!

I have heard it's optional to put so much in your car stalls.

I would have taken pics of the ton's of smoke coming out but I was busy with the funnel and everything.

I will post a picture of my friends eclipse on my site soon. He had ton's of exhaust. lol

 

yea, it works its pretty easy to do, there is like several hundred people that did it to thier car on the last seafoam topic. heres the link.
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=755765

 

im gonna try this too. great article

 

if u are a member of t-i.net, this would make a great article

 

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god, i love TI for its article section, its just amazing.

 

awesome write up..thanx!

 

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I need the hit's for my site!

 

Stupid to do this on a Honda site, but..


I have a 95 Chevy astro with 140k on it. Would it be safe to do it on such an old car?

I do not have a brake booster cable. I do however have a vacuum hose on the back of the intake box (don't know where it leads).

Shouls I just put 1/2 in the crank, and 1/2 in the gas? Any suggestions?

 

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i totally agree

 

good write up i will soon be doing this to my nissan with 160k miles so im sure there will be lots of smoke and ill be taking pictures

 

Yeah, this is a great thing to do. man soooo much smoke though it was hilarious! My neighbors hate me now

 

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I have a 95 Chevy astro with 140k on it. Would it be safe to do it on such an old car?

I do not have a brake booster cable. I do however have a vacuum hose on the back of the intake box (don't know where it leads).

Shouls I just put 1/2 in the crank, and 1/2 in the gas? Any suggestions? </TD></TR></TABLE>

Ya dude any vaccum line will work fine. Put 1/3 through the vaccum line, 1/3 crankcase, and 1/3 gas tank.

Also I have a new article on my site of how to change transmission fluid. See signature for link.

 

for both articles.
I'm gonna do both too

 

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Thanks man.

If you need help with either please feel free to pm me or e-mail me at gervin@snowsuperstars.com

 

Out of curiosity, how is this different from motor flush?

Description:
Gunk 5-Minute Motor Flush cleans engines in 5 minutes. Add motor flush to cold engine before changing oil. Idle the engine at normal speed for 5 minutes. Motor Flush will circulate throughout the entire lubricating system of your engine dissolving sludge, gums, and varnishes from the engine and oil pan. It also frees sticky valves and rings.

http://www.autobarn.net/chmf-3...59339

 

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Description:
Gunk 5-Minute Motor Flush cleans engines in 5 minutes. Add motor flush to cold engine before changing oil. Idle the engine at normal speed for 5 minutes. Motor Flush will circulate throughout the entire lubricating system of your engine dissolving sludge, gums, and varnishes from the engine and oil pan. It also frees sticky valves and rings.

http://www.autobarn.net/chmf-3...59339</TD></TR></TABLE>

This is a question I have asked myself before. Anyone know?

 

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There is one


Modified by tony4311 at 8:43 PM 4/1/2004

 

GOOD WRITE UP!! thanks. helped me out a lot.. just wondering tho... did n e one see a gain in performance after they sea foamed their car. i kno it cleans ur motor and all that gunk but does a clean motor=better performance?.. just wondering.. sorry if it's a stupid question. thanks

 

I doubt there would be anything over a 1-2whp gain if even that. Not too many people want to pay for dyno time after using Seafoam so who knows. RPM smoothness is the most noticeable thing. I guess you could say there is some "performance" gain.

 

like the other post before... great article.

btw, do you guys do this in your driveways? where would be a good place?