Hey guys I've been searching for hours about seafoam and still haven't came up with a straight answer.. People say that it messes up the O2 sensor and others say it cleans it... Other people say it makes the engine worse for higher mileage engines, while others say it made their engine almost "new" again.
I have a early 92 model NA with 200k+ miles on my car and i just started having some high idle issues starting November/December... I want to try to seafoam my engine, but after searching, there are too many mixed results.. I want to know if anyone with a HIGH mileage engine has ran Seafoam through their car recently and the outcome..
I only plan on running it through the throttle body, but I am not sure of what is the safer method.. Some people say through the vaccum lines with the liquid seafoam.. Others say with the spray seafoam through the throttle body.. Somebody please help me out, my eyes can't take reading all those seafoam threads over again lol.. Thanks in advance!
I have a early 92 model NA with 200k+ miles on my car and i just started having some high idle issues starting November/December... I want to try to seafoam my engine, but after searching, there are too many mixed results.. I want to know if anyone with a HIGH mileage engine has ran Seafoam through their car recently and the outcome..
I only plan on running it through the throttle body, but I am not sure of what is the safer method.. Some people say through the vaccum lines with the liquid seafoam.. Others say with the spray seafoam through the throttle body.. Somebody please help me out, my eyes can't take reading all those seafoam threads over again lol.. Thanks in advance!