Se foam
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Towncivilian
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yngw13
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Re: Se foam
let me know how it goes...youtube has alot of info
Im scared of doing this...Id rather clean the throttle body with mass air flow sensor spray cleaner...
Im scared of doing this...Id rather clean the throttle body with mass air flow sensor spray cleaner...
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Re: Se foam
I think Seafoam is snake oil and a waste of money - read my post here starting with "Don't bother using Seafoam...".
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Colombia81er
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Re: Se foam
I just used it on my 06 Magnum HEMI(on my gas tank) i was getting 13MPG on Highway (OUCH) and on friday b4 i went to R.I. i used it and i got 19MPG thats 6 extra so clearly it worked. I will use it more often on my cars.
Re: Se foam
i did it throught the gas tank and the oil before but never the vaccum line. never saw a diffrence. then i did the vac line and not only did my car feel a lot peppier and resposive but it gets about 15 mpg like it should not the meesly 12 i was getting.
Re: Se foam
I think it works aswell