i used it once on my 92 civic and had no problems! but now i tried it on my crx. and oboy>
1. i put it in the gas tank 1/2 bottle
2. statred feedint it into the brake booster vacuum.
3. motor started chuggin (it should chug a lil)
4. started throwing codes.
5. i shut off the car waited 5 mins and started her up no problems. runs alil better
6. waited to get near oil change to add it to the crankcase.
7. put in a half bottle / went to start car
8. car turns on but dies out. unless i stay on the gas.
after about 1/2 hour of trying to get it to idle it finally idled by itsself.
what would casue this. and is this normal or did i mess up my motor.
btw its an a6 with 300,000.
thansk for your help iin advance.

 

Damn that's a lot of miles. You need to get that thinned out oil out of there now. Before you do anything else, change your oil. It also wouldn't hurt to change your spark plugs as well.

Now if you shook enough stuff loose in the IM, you might need to readjust your idle with the idle screw.

 

im gonna tune it up today!!!!!. oil plugs. and update

 

I you're feeling brave and have some time on your hands, you can pop off the oil pan and spray some cleaner up into the pickup... lots of sludge should come out...not because of the sea-foam, just because.

 

now your scarring me

 

i like sea foam.

I use to pour it right down in to the combustion cambers
start the motor
let it decarbinze the insides for like 10min or less
drive the car around some
then drain the oil.
(ALOT of White smoke, ALOT!!!!!! will pour out your car)
I recommend doing this after 12am on a weekday ONLY; far or out of sight of others
I would pour it down in my PVC tube too.

it helped with/fixed
idle
acclearation loss
injectors
etc.
Oh yeah Sea foam "Deep Creep" is great for slipping belts and whatever you can use it for, just about. I wacted Deep creep dissolve years worth of blow-by build up on a throttle butterfly front and back in less than 30sec's. It was caked on too.

 

ive used seafoam before but am wondering if its ok to use if i have a turbo kit on my car. will all that white smoke just recirculate and mess anything up??

 

It should be fine to feed into the intake manifold. If you put it in the crankcase, dont run the car for long.

 

lol i left it in for 200 miles aka a week!!!!