Napoleon_Tanerite
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I've got M1009 that I think would benefit greatly from some significant seafoaming... where in the intake system would be the best place to introduce such a magical concoction?
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Best place to introduce Seaform into the intake?
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Good luck, I tried using a spray bottle on the mist setting, it puddled up and ran into a cylinder and caused a HORRIBLE rattle for a few seconds. I dumped the rest of the bottle in the fuel tank.
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the fuel tank idea is the best one around for a 6.2, there are no small "vaccuum" lines present.
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As I run a auto parts store, I feel qualified to answer this question. Regarding a diesel engine, the only way to effectively introduce Seafoam is half a can into the fuel tank, and half a can into the crankcase. Used in the crankcase ESPECIALLY produces a good cleaning on the piston rings. Half a can in the fuel does a ok job of cleaning/lubing an injection pump and/or the injectors.
A better solution, however, might be using a conditioner from Power Service. Part numbers 1025, and 1080. This is the best diesel fuel conditioner/cleaner I have EVER seen or used. It is specifically designed for diesel engines. It also contains "Cetane Boost", an additive designed to boost to combusibility of todays diesel/biodiesel fuels.
While Seafoam is a great product, I strongly feel you would be better served by visiting your local parts store and buying part number 1025 or 1080 from Power Service. It will work better than Seafoam part number SF-16 in your 6.2....please trust me
A better solution, however, might be using a conditioner from Power Service. Part numbers 1025, and 1080. This is the best diesel fuel conditioner/cleaner I have EVER seen or used. It is specifically designed for diesel engines. It also contains "Cetane Boost", an additive designed to boost to combusibility of todays diesel/biodiesel fuels.
While Seafoam is a great product, I strongly feel you would be better served by visiting your local parts store and buying part number 1025 or 1080 from Power Service. It will work better than Seafoam part number SF-16 in your 6.2....please trust me
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do i need to change the oil shortly after adding seafoam to the crankcase?
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seafoam is like lucas oil products dubious results at best
wvhillbilly
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No, You do not need to change your oil after using Seafoam.
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I poured a tiny bit in mine a while back and it made a not so good rattle if you know what I mean. If you are looking to clean your intake runners and valves you can pour power service down the intake while it is running, but go very slow because it will make the engine speed up. Also tranny fluid works good. Just be carefull cause some times it puddles and will idle up quickly.
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