Why not to use Seafoam in every tank for FE

[thisisntjared]

how man miles on those plugs??? how many miles are on the motor? what kind of car?

it looks like 4 plugs are running rich and 4 a running lean....

[dkjones96]

The plugs had 9k on them and they were pulled at 27k miles on the engine.

[theclencher]

Seafoam is an oil so what did he expect?

[GasSavers_GasUser]

Originally Posted by theclencher

Seafoam is an oil so what did he expect?

Exactly........and even if it were only put in one tank.....it is still oil and will foul plugs. I have seen it done before.

[theclencher]

Plus, it ain't cheap! There's NO WAY whatever benefit it might have had would pay for using it at that frequency.

[thisisntjared]

wow that is rediculous. i would use seafoam on a car once every 100000 miles hahaha

[Geonerd]

Wow!

Why do people feel the need to dump crap into their gas and oil?
(I think it has something to do with the old "100MPH carburetor" myth, and a general sense of corporate-conspiracy directed paranoia.)

[Jay2TheRescue]

You mean 100 MPG carb? Even my leisurely Buick with a 2bbl carb will do 100 eventually.

[Ford Man]

Originally Posted by Jay2TheRescue

You mean 100 MPG carb? Even my leisurely Buick with a 2bbl carb will do 100 eventually.

My '88 Escort with a 1.9L CFI and 492K miles will too if it doesn't fly apart before it gets there. LOL

I just wonder what all that sea foam did to other parts like the pistons and valves???? From the looks of those plugs I bet they aren't very healthy either.

[VetteOwner]

Originally Posted by Ford Man

My '88 Escort with a 1.9L CFI and 492K miles will too if it doesn't fly apart before it gets there. LOL

I just wonder what all that sea foam did to other parts like the pistons and valves???? From the looks of those plugs I bet they aren't very healthy either.

haha yea, my chevette might be able to get there. fastest ive gotten it was 85 and started vibrating/buzzing oddly