Sea Foam question.
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From: American Canyon Lethal Injection
Sea Foam question.
I'm thinking of running Sea Foam through my engine using the vacuum port at the brake booster. My worry is that I may foul out my new Iridium spark plugs. I plan to change the oil and filter afterwords. Instructions on the can does not mention anything about the changing of oil or plug fouling. Any input please. Thanks.
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I've used sea foam through my booster line in my f150, z28, s-10, bmw 325I and have not had any problems with plugs. The BMW sputter a little on start up, then it clears up. None of the cars have the iridium plugs. I don't think it would make a difference. The Vette is due for new plugs, oil and fliters in 1000 miles so I haven't sea foamed the vette yet.
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Originally Posted by kringer
I've used sea foam through my booster line in my f150, z28, s-10, bmw 325I and have not had any problems with plugs. The BMW sputter a little on start up, then it clears up. None of the cars have the iridium plugs. I don't think it would make a difference. The Vette is due for new plugs, oil and fliters in 1000 miles so I haven't sea foamed the vette yet.
Kevin
Kevin
Thanks,
Rsty
