Did Seafoam Kill my Vette? I'm stressed!
#61
Drifting
A couple things that were brought up, which I didn't see corrected...
If this is a 94, which I believe, just looking at the initial picture (I haven't watched the video) , the stock injectors are 24 lb/hr, not 22, and the opti is not vented, that started in 95 on the corvette.
And is it copper metallic?
If this is a 94, which I believe, just looking at the initial picture (I haven't watched the video) , the stock injectors are 24 lb/hr, not 22, and the opti is not vented, that started in 95 on the corvette.
And is it copper metallic?
#62
Advanced
Thread Starter
A couple things that were brought up, which I didn't see corrected...
If this is a 94, which I believe, just looking at the initial picture (I haven't watched the video) , the stock injectors are 24 lb/hr, not 22, and the opti is not vented, that started in 95 on the corvette.
And is it copper metallic?
If this is a 94, which I believe, just looking at the initial picture (I haven't watched the video) , the stock injectors are 24 lb/hr, not 22, and the opti is not vented, that started in 95 on the corvette.
And is it copper metallic?
As for the tank being cleaned out with a shop vac. I only did that after I had cleaned it out with a towel and it had sat open venting out for hours. It was dry by the time I got around to sticking the hose in it. No explosives happening here....thank goodness.
Last edited by Nomad74; 07-28-2016 at 08:37 PM.
#63
Instructor
I've never been a big fan of Seafoam, but it seems every forum I go to regardless of vehicle brand is pushing the stuff.
I just use Premium gasoline on my cars and never have any issues. I also think that stuff (BG and such) that they suck thru the vacuum lines to clean the valves and such is a complete waste of money. I find the solution is often times too aggressive and just eats your rubber hoses and seals up.
You know what they say... If you open a can of something and an arm doesn't come out, it's not going to work.
I just use Premium gasoline on my cars and never have any issues. I also think that stuff (BG and such) that they suck thru the vacuum lines to clean the valves and such is a complete waste of money. I find the solution is often times too aggressive and just eats your rubber hoses and seals up.
You know what they say... If you open a can of something and an arm doesn't come out, it's not going to work.
#64
Team Owner
I've never been a big fan of Seafoam, but it seems every forum I go to regardless of vehicle brand is pushing the stuff.
I just use Premium gasoline on my cars and never have any issues. I also think that stuff (BG and such) that they suck thru the vacuum lines to clean the valves and such is a complete waste of money. I find the solution is often times too aggressive and just eats your rubber hoses and seals up.
You know what they say... If you open a can of something and an arm doesn't come out, it's not going to work.
I just use Premium gasoline on my cars and never have any issues. I also think that stuff (BG and such) that they suck thru the vacuum lines to clean the valves and such is a complete waste of money. I find the solution is often times too aggressive and just eats your rubber hoses and seals up.
You know what they say... If you open a can of something and an arm doesn't come out, it's not going to work.
From my testing of the injectors there is some build up which is why I send them out. A couple hundred dollars every fee years isn't too bad.
If it is too easy, it probably won't work well. Kinda like Madoff. Bull market, you win. Bear market, you win. Feds come looking for your gains and some, you lose. Vegas is full of those people that think you can make a fortune with a small stake. Or lottery tickets. $2 and you could win a billion dollars.
Last edited by aklim; 07-28-2016 at 10:17 PM.