Seafoam in oil

Sea Foam can be added to your engine oil as often as every oil change interval – just pour into your engine’s oil filler neck! For routine crankcase cleaning, add Sea Foam to your engine’s oil (into the oil filler neck) 1to 3drive miles before a scheduled oil and filter change. Sea Foam works to dissolve and reliquify petroleum deposits that grow too big and sticky to drain.

Seafoam is safe for synthetic oils as well. I bought more oil , another filter and a can of Sea Foam. I poured Sea Foam in the crankcase, drove it hard for about 1miles, drained the oil and it was VERY black. I put new oil in , drove another 1miles let it sit overnight and in the morning the oil was full and not much darker than new oil.

So thankfully Sea Foam did its job. In fact, it’s even credited with helping remove some of the deposits that cause a faulty fuel gauge reading in some cars! When added to the oil , Sea Foam will clean up sludge, quiet noisy lifters, and remove oil varnish. One can treats quarts of oil so you get treatments in one can for most vehicles. The best method is to add the treatment 500-0miles before the next oil change, and then add the rest after you have changed the oil.

After driving the car and changing the oil , the process is complete. Just for general clarification.

Sea Foam Motor Treatment used in Crankcase Oil All Gasoline and Diesel, Rotary. Buy online, pick up in-store in minutes. It is amazingly good at cleaning sludge out of a motor. Dump a can in your crank just before an oil change, your oil will turn absolutely black when you drain that oil. I use it to fog my chainsaws all the time.

As the blood flows through your heart, the fuel flows through the engine. Use the correct amount based on how much oil is in the crankcase. This seafoam treatment can be added to fuel, oil or directly to a combustion chamber.

It is compatible with 2-cycle, 4-cycle, rotary and diesel engines. This treatment can be added to fuel to clean injectors and carb jets. I definitely would not put an engine under load with it in the oil.

If you think that you need to clean out gunk, then several oil changes with high detergent oil within a short period of time is the safer route. Adding Sea-Foam to Engine Oil - How long to Run Before Draining? You can also run it in your engine oil to remove sludge deposits. When you fill up the tank, it will thoroughly mix in with the gas and work as it should.

Never used seafoam but have used Marvel Mys oil (years ago). That sai water mist in the intake will do just as good on that end but seafoam does wonders in a crank case. I am wondering if I can use seafoam with this oil. It helps clean your fuel and oil system off deposits.

After continued use of the substance, you will notice that your carbon emissions reduced. PCV and oil oil change with synthetic oil engine treatment Question is, how long should I plan the oil change after the seafoam treatment? Should I let it run a certain number of miles, or does that really matter? I just put some seafoam in the gas and plan on putting some in the oil and PCV soon.

Not sure of SeaFoam , but I remember a Letter to the Editor in Popular Mechanics about a guy asking if adding a quart of brake fluid in his oil - to soften the seals and stop some leaks - was a bad idea. If your engine needs cleaning, then adding seafoam will certainly do the job. When is the best time to seafoam your truck to get the most out of the product? Right before an oil change? Where is the best place to pour the seafoam.

MMO is Diclorobenzene, mineral spirits, and naptha. Actually, MMO, with dichlorobenzene (an aromatic hydrocarbon similar to xylene and toluene) may have an edge over SeaFoam in solvency! It can reduce carbon build up, reduce ping, a rough idle, improve gas mileage and clean out your fuel system.

SeaFoam is a line of motor treatment products that are designed to clean your car’s insides. Well, towards the end of this article I discuss the pros and cons of using an oil additive to do that. Additionally, SeaFoam can be used as a soaking agent to clean carbon-coated parts. Its fast-acting, petroleum-based formula outperforms all of the leading penetrating sprays. I would highly recommend against putting it in your oil.

Do I seafoam it now before oil change, drive it around for couple hours then change oil. Or put seafoam in with new oil.

It does quite well in loosening carbon build up on the oil side AND the fuel side of the rings. The key is to not add too much - just a third of the bottle should do, drive it for a while like the other poster said. Had a Jasper remaned installed. That was around 45k on the odometer. AC Compressor bushings around the same time.

BTW dont add it to your fuel tank. There guys are all way off base. Oil companies are selling is the cheapest stuff they can get by with and calling it gasoline.

Re dirty engine - During a previous post it was suggested to run engine with a little MMO and change the oil ,maybe more than once - seemed like a good idea to me.