seafoam and other additives
06-03-2006, 02:41 AM
#15
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Re: seafoam and other additives
My grandfather taught me about changing the oil sooner. He worked on Heavy Equipment (Dozer and Grader) so he had access to free oil. every 2500 mile he'd change the oil and filter onhid 68 Ford p'up. He also spray the underbody with used (STINKY ----!) gear oil from a Earthmover, then drove around for a hour in the open highway that was being built.
The oil settled on the dust, free undercoating.
If anyone knows about the old Ford trucks, the cab mounts would rust and sag, his never did. He died in 1981 with a rust free Ford truck.
The oil settled on the dust, free undercoating.
If anyone knows about the old Ford trucks, the cab mounts would rust and sag, his never did. He died in 1981 with a rust free Ford truck.
06-03-2006, 08:49 PM
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Re: seafoam and other additives
Originally Posted by Loserkidwac
Your the second person i heard say don't run it in the oil for long but the other guy had no proof to back it up, it says it is safe to leave in your oil and I haven't seen anny side efects? Hust curious where you got your info from or if its just an internet rumor...
Seafoam is the only thing I use
Seafoam is the only thing I use
06-04-2006, 03:35 PM
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Re: seafoam and other additives
Originally Posted by Mista Bone
I liked the guy who inserted the brake booster vacuum line into the can and hydrolocked his motor.......bent #1 and #2 rods.......
06-04-2006, 06:59 PM
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Re: seafoam and other additives
I've only ever used sea foam as well. the way i was told (might be on the bottle) was 1/3 in your gas, 1/3 in your oil, and 1/3 in your pcv and let it run for 20 min. it kicks out all kinds of nasty black smoke and ----, but it always seemed to do the trick. it also works great to clean up engine parts 
with a wire brush
with a wire brush
