just drink gas and be done 
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Snake oil is freak'n snake oil.
ben
.Snake oil is freak'n snake oil.
ben
Seafoam or Berryman's B-12? (1 Viewer)
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When I finally brought my cruiser back to life this past spring, it had a sticky lifter, identifiable by a periodic downward tick in the vacuum gauge while idling. After a half can of seafoam in the oil, the sticky lifter unsticked itself.
It may have been the additive, or it may have been the increased use that did the trick, but I'm inclined to believe that the seafoam helped.
It may have been the additive, or it may have been the increased use that did the trick, but I'm inclined to believe that the seafoam helped.
Mark W
Yep, it's true. I just don't care that much.
ATF would do the same. As would simply running the rig more or using a detergent oil... Nothing special there.
Mark...
Mark...
ntsqd
technerd
Agreed, I would use ATF in the engine oil. A little can do hard seals some good. More is not better though.
I used Seafoam in the fuel to try to remedy problems that I thought were caused by varnish in the fuel injection system. It did appear to work for that, but no data to support that if you exclude the SOP dyno.
I used Seafoam in the fuel to try to remedy problems that I thought were caused by varnish in the fuel injection system. It did appear to work for that, but no data to support that if you exclude the SOP dyno.
