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  1. 10-26-2005, 10:36 AM #1
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    any comments or feedback on the Lucas Fuel Treatment?
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    Never used it but I have had great success with Seafoam additive. The seafoam is great stuff. I used to not see it anywhere but one place but the Advance in M'ville is carrying it now so I think it's getting a little better known.
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    same concept..pour into gas tank?
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    The seafoam has several applications depending on what you want to accomplish. You can just pour it in the tank and it will help. If you have a car that's been sitting or has bad gas in it, you can run it through the throttle body for a REAL deep cleaning. You can also add it to the oil for an engine flush if I'm not mistaken. Seafoam was developed by a guy in his garage. He patented it and there are quite a few companies jockeying to buy the patent on the formula. It is definately the real deal. It tells you on the outside of the can the different ways to apply it and how to do it. It's around $4 for a can of it.
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    thanks man..i really appreciate your help...imma go check it otu at autozone or pepboys..it should be there..i heard some good things about that seafoam..i'd have to go check it out..thanks man
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    http://www.seafoamsales.com/motorTuneUpTechGas.htm

    thats the correct site i believe..so just follow the directions for the stuff i want to accomplish..the gas part is easy..the oil part i literally just pour it with the oil when i do an oil change? as far was throttle body goes..i'm not too familiar with that and where to pour to so i'll avoid that until i've tried the oil and gas part of it
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