Seafoam?

[the_glutton]

If you run a good quality fuel treatment periodically you should never need to do anything like Seafoam;it's more for an engine that has had questionable maintenance history or is a bit older or both.

I run a can of BG's 44k once a year and mine runs great at 150k miles.

Yo, I saw your post about "seafoam" and 44k. I'm a longtime lurker, but happy to be a part of your forums!

Can you tell me the difference between the two? I need to replace a few more o2 sensors, and some other sensors before my bad ***** is running at full tilt. I've got about a half a tank run through 44k, now. What benefits would I get from "seafoam" AFTER 44k?

I'd appreciate any answer, even if it was a **** off, so I'm not waiting for one.

Thanks in advance!