Sea Foam,V10
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when i used to work at the parts store there were only 3 fuel cleaners i would suggest when asked.
seafoam was one of the 3.
as i would tell them: "i don't know if you have a dirty fuel system or not, but if you do, this will clean it and eliminate it as a possible source of the problem" usually skeptical, they would purchase a can, then return later that week to buy more for their other vehicles.
some call it snake oil, but i have enough anecdotal evidence that i can say with some degree of confidence that it will do what it claims to do when used as indicated on the label.
i generally run 1 can a year through everything i own. no need to worry about your plugs; the worst it will do is nothing.
seafoam was one of the 3.
as i would tell them: "i don't know if you have a dirty fuel system or not, but if you do, this will clean it and eliminate it as a possible source of the problem" usually skeptical, they would purchase a can, then return later that week to buy more for their other vehicles.
some call it snake oil, but i have enough anecdotal evidence that i can say with some degree of confidence that it will do what it claims to do when used as indicated on the label.
i generally run 1 can a year through everything i own. no need to worry about your plugs; the worst it will do is nothing.
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when i used to work at the parts store there were only 3 fuel cleaners i would suggest when asked.
seafoam was one of the 3.
as i would tell them: "i don't know if you have a dirty fuel system or not, but if you do, this will clean it and eliminate it as a possible source of the problem" usually skeptical, they would purchase a can, then return later that week to buy more for their other vehicles.
some call it snake oil, but i have enough anecdotal evidence that i can say with some degree of confidence that it will do what it claims to do when used as indicated on the label.
i generally run 1 can a year through everything i own. no need to worry about your plugs; the worst it will do is nothing.
seafoam was one of the 3.
as i would tell them: "i don't know if you have a dirty fuel system or not, but if you do, this will clean it and eliminate it as a possible source of the problem" usually skeptical, they would purchase a can, then return later that week to buy more for their other vehicles.
some call it snake oil, but i have enough anecdotal evidence that i can say with some degree of confidence that it will do what it claims to do when used as indicated on the label.
i generally run 1 can a year through everything i own. no need to worry about your plugs; the worst it will do is nothing.
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I also heard good things about Seafoam. Put some in new to us 5.4 with 98,000 miles. It really cleaned things out. Maybe to good. As in within 200 miles had to replace gas filter and then had to pull fuel injectors and get them cleaned. But with carb stuff it really made a difference for the better. Onan generator in motorhome runs so much better. And believe it or not ran some thru old Coleman camping lantern, big, big difference.
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I have been running it in things for a few years, my neighbor came up on his Polaris quad a few weeks ago, was running like crap, sounded bad, so I dumped 1/2 a can of seafoam in it, ran it around a few minutes, then parked it in front of garage and we had a couple beers and let it idle, within 20-30 min. there was a huge noticeable change, he was amazed. He just ordered a case online and brought me up half for giving him one of my cans! Great neighbor to have!!
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