Seafoam Use
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RE: Seafoam Use
nah, forget OEM filter check this http://motorcycleinfo.calsci.com/Fil...tml#OilFilters I got the Pure One PL14610, have yet to change my oil, but it was cheap, supposed to be real good, etc.
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I usually use seafoam to help get the carbon buildup off of the valves. Direct through the carbs with engine running, pour it in until the motor dies/floods out. Let it sit for about half an hour. The start it up. It will smoke ALOT. Keep the RPM up until it cleans out.
northern if you want to do this in your car, you can pull the vacuum hose off of your master cylinder and pour it in through there. Just dump it in until the engine stalls. Let it sit then start her up.
Your neighbors will hate you though. The smoke is thick and smelly.
northern if you want to do this in your car, you can pull the vacuum hose off of your master cylinder and pour it in through there. Just dump it in until the engine stalls. Let it sit then start her up.
Your neighbors will hate you though. The smoke is thick and smelly.
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RE: Seafoam Use
ORIGINAL: soccer13pro2007
*blinks incredulously*
You didnt even take a look at that article did you?
The pure one had 110 square inches where the OEM only had 94
*blinks incredulously*
You didnt even take a look at that article did you?
The pure one had 110 square inches where the OEM only had 94
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RE: Seafoam Use
ORIGINAL: kamikaze2899
I usually use seafoam to help get the carbon buildup off of the valves. Direct through the carbs with engine running, pour it in until the motor dies/floods out. Let it sit for about half an hour. The start it up. It will smoke ALOT. Keep the RPM up until it cleans out.
northern if you want to do this in your car, you can pull the vacuum hose off of your master cylinder and pour it in through there. Just dump it in until the engine stalls. Let it sit then start her up.
Your neighbors will hate you though. The smoke is thick and smelly.
I usually use seafoam to help get the carbon buildup off of the valves. Direct through the carbs with engine running, pour it in until the motor dies/floods out. Let it sit for about half an hour. The start it up. It will smoke ALOT. Keep the RPM up until it cleans out.
northern if you want to do this in your car, you can pull the vacuum hose off of your master cylinder and pour it in through there. Just dump it in until the engine stalls. Let it sit then start her up.
Your neighbors will hate you though. The smoke is thick and smelly.
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