seafoam
10-03-2007, 03:21 PM
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I've only read of MB guys being disapointed in this forum when it comes to seafoam. Similar to what someone did here I had my intake mani apart and it's straight up coated with oil and residue. During the cleaning process I put a heavy amount of seafoam on there and it really didn't do much so I don't see how it could with the car running? Just my experience. Also, can't imagine a 6.3 would be in need of this type of cleaning yet...how many miles?
10-03-2007, 07:11 PM
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I saw the bottle once after someone used it. It says its good for: cars, trucks, snowmobiles, chainsaws, tractors, leaf blowers, etc. Looks like snake oil, and I would never put that in any of my cars. I would think if you used good gasoline with detergents, it wouldnt be a problem
10-04-2007, 01:00 AM
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I've only read of MB guys being disapointed in this forum when it comes to seafoam. Similar to what someone did here I had my intake mani apart and it's straight up coated with oil and residue. During the cleaning process I put a heavy amount of seafoam on there and it really didn't do much so I don't see how it could with the car running? Just my experience. Also, can't imagine a 6.3 would be in need of this type of cleaning yet...how many miles?
