Seafoam
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From: "Islander"
With the amount of detergents in gasoline these days that to add a cleaner to the gas would cause more harm than than good, why risk it?
On the same thinking why break up many miles of sludge buildup in a motor with Seafoam additive to grind up everything that moves or rotates in the lubrication system? Again asking for trouble. My thoughts as I have seen what it does to Rover motors afterwards as it seems many Rover owners believe Seafoam is needed in their motors. Maybe it's good product to loosen up a varnished lawnmower carburators?
On the same thinking why break up many miles of sludge buildup in a motor with Seafoam additive to grind up everything that moves or rotates in the lubrication system? Again asking for trouble. My thoughts as I have seen what it does to Rover motors afterwards as it seems many Rover owners believe Seafoam is needed in their motors. Maybe it's good product to loosen up a varnished lawnmower carburators?
Last edited by "Beemer Nut"; Dec 5, 2006 at 10:57 PM.
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