Mullett757
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Has anyone used Seafoam in their gas tank to help clean out the injectors and what not and have yall noticed anything from it? I was given a bottle of it for free so was wondering if its even worth it on my next fill up
Seafoam opinions
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mannydantyla
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Pour it in.
lightfreak
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Pour it in.
rodsrunner
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Pour it in, good stuff.
Whiskey & Wrenches
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Bought some for mine, used it and saw no difference.
rodsrunner
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That is a good thing, you did not have any problem with clogged or dirty injectors.
Samm25
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Same result here. I don’t hate against it because I’ve heard good things about it. Just didn’t feel a difference at all. Just a lot of smoke. But it’s cool to do when you’re at a gas station haha. Also, I would recommend putting it in the vacuum line instead, but that’s just my opinion!
cloud
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You can remove your injectors and have them cleaned by a shop. However, I believe in the Corvette world there is only one year (1987) where the injectors would even foul. I read an article the other day about fuel grades and the detergents used by different gas suppliers.
The short of it is, detergent A cleans deposits in the engine/injectors but leaves behind it's own deposits. Detergent B does the same, removing deposits including A deposits while leaving behind B deposits. The healthiest thing for your injectors seems to be alternating between Shell, Chevron, BP, etc... Every two or three tanks. That way one gas cleans old deposits and leaves it's own which are then cleaned by the next gas you choose, and so on.
You don't need seafoam, but ill sell you some oceanfront property in Denver Colorado if you're interested.
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The short of it is, detergent A cleans deposits in the engine/injectors but leaves behind it's own deposits. Detergent B does the same, removing deposits including A deposits while leaving behind B deposits. The healthiest thing for your injectors seems to be alternating between Shell, Chevron, BP, etc... Every two or three tanks. That way one gas cleans old deposits and leaves it's own which are then cleaned by the next gas you choose, and so on.
You don't need seafoam, but ill sell you some oceanfront property in Denver Colorado if you're interested.
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