SeaFoam... Instructions?

[RBS]

don't use it if you have an excess of 100k miles. it could break down carbon that's deposited and settled into gouges, scratches, etc and you could lose compression after it.

so basically your saying on a high mileage engine, its good to have all that built up carbon in the combustion chamber and on top of the pistons all because of the compression increase? i duno . .

[wOZrally]

don't use it if you have an excess of 100k miles. it could break down carbon that's deposited and settled into gouges, scratches, etc and you could lose compression after it.

so basically your saying on a high mileage engine, its good to have all that built up carbon in the combustion chamber and on top of the pistons all because of the compression increase? i duno . .

[osiriskidd]

so basically your saying on a high mileage engine, its good to have all that built up carbon in the combustion chamber and on top of the pistons all because of the compression increase? i duno . .

not increase. compensation.
it FILLS in. clean that out, you have excess space.

[Schugg]

so basically your saying on a high mileage engine, its good to have all that built up carbon in the combustion chamber and on top of the pistons all because of the compression increase? i duno . .

my car has 280000 miles i just did a full sea foam treatment, in my gas, in my oil, sucked it up through the IM, everything. no problems, runs ALOT better. its only good to have that if your motor is beat up inside, guess mines not. no leaks or smoking from my car since then (except for when i burnt out all the sea foam)