Does Seafoam work?

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I've never noticed a gain in mileage or anything after using it but seeing the difference in how clean the internals are afterwards is worth it to me.
 
I ran some in my 2002 about 8 years ago or so. It smoked out this little old man walking down the street at the time. It was pretty funny but what wasn't funny was a couple days later my front oxygen sensor started throwing codes..

What about this idea... Before you Seafoam your engine, remove the O2 sensors and plug the holes. Then, you can run the Seafoam for 10 or 20 miles and keep the sensors clean. Would that work?
 
Yes it does but its not a majic fix in a bottle. It is ment to clean out the oil and carbon deposits in the intake and on the valves pistons and combustion chamber went ran SLOWLY through the intake manifold. It also helps clean injectors when added into the fuel. I would NOT add it into the oil to clean sludge from the engine since putting a slovent into the oiling system is a very bad idea. It will brake down the oil and there is no way you are getting it all out just by drain the oil and changing the filter, it would take several oil changes to remove all the seam foam from the oil. So think about it you have a small amount if strong solvent in your oil for 10k plus miles, not good imo. Valvoline makes a great engine flush that works very well and does not contain any solvents.
 

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