seafoam
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seafoam
done the seafoam treatment this morning... 5oz to carb, 5oz to oil, and a little over 5oz to fuel tank. it smoked pretty good while i was dumping it into the carb but after i let it set for 5 minutes or so it really didn't smoke that bad. the truck just rolled over 100k yesterday and when i changed the oil it was still kinda dirty thats why i decided to give this a try. did i do something wrong? all the videos i watched on youtube showed the vehicle smoking like crazy at start up.
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Added 1/3 of can with motor running (keeping it just slightly running the whole time). Turned motor off, let sit for 5 mins. Started it up and drove until I could not really see the smoke. Then repeated until can was empty.
I did this on a 1994 with a blown plenum so there was a lot of carbon to be removed. On your carbed truck it may not be as noticeable but it still may help.
I did this on a 1994 with a blown plenum so there was a lot of carbon to be removed. On your carbed truck it may not be as noticeable but it still may help.
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got another can of seafoam today put it in the vacuum line and it reved up real high, it never acted like it was going to die. it did smoke alot while pouring it in. i shut it off and poured some in the line and let it set for a few started it up and it smoked alot. i put about 3oz in the line and poured 2oz in the carb to kill it. meanwhile i changed my oil after about 50 miles of putting seafoam in the crankcase and i have never seen the oil that clean after a change! but i have driven it about 10-15 miles with a heavy foot and it is still smoking a bit. i'm in for the night so we'll see what tomorrow brings