I am an engineer and always question additives and things to add
internally. I always question the secondary affects. I have been
reading all the stories about seafoam and consider the other chemical
reactions. I have no knowledge of this product. I always looked at a
foot to the floor
i sold auto parts for years and have been a mechanic ever since, to my
knowlege there is no "Mechanic in a Can"
just my 2 cents
Bill Bradley67 MalibuEdmond Oklahomahttp://www.cardomain.com/ride/1649723
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At the risk of getting
flamed, it sounds like snake oil to me. I'm real funny about what goes into my
cars and that just does not sound like something I'd want...
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DouglasSent: Monday, September 19, 2005 6:18 AMTo: The
Thanks. I forgot all about these guys!
Herb
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Herb, I have found a lot of hard to f
Well, in the spirit of something always having to be broken...
I put in the SFE4 fuse today and I now have dash lights. However, about 5 or
10 minutes after getting dash lights, the generator light came on. It goes
on and off when I turn the headlights on and off. So, I have to see if A)
the alter
Herb, I have found a lot of hard to find stuff at The El Camino Store,
not sure what web site is. Well here is ad in Super Chevy:
www.elcaminostore.com or 888 685-5987.
D.R. Jones
Herb Lumpp wrote:
Does anyone have or know where I can get a grille emblem for a 66 El Camino?
To my knowlege t
Rev engine up, pour slowly while keeping engine running - half pint
should be good.
D.R. Jones
Larry Shouse wrote:
How much of it do you but down the carb?
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Denatured (sp) alcohol works very good with steel brush or scraper, of
course this is just on the carbon, be careful not to gouge pistons.
Soak tops of pistons with alcohol then brush/scrape.
D.R. Jones
Brian Knight wrote:
I was considering putting some vortec heads on this motor. If I do, wha
Sounds like it worked too good!-Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Sep 19, 2005 10:14 AM To: Chevelle-list@chevelles.net Subject: Re: [Chevelle-list] SeaFoam i have had a couple of bad experences with it, i had an 87 new yorker i bought, i put in the sea foam (about 1/4 of a
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I've heard that Sea Foam does a good job.Rich
A second vote for Sea Foam. The stuff works great at cleaning excess carbon buildup. I use it from the law
i have had a couple of bad experences with it, i had an 87 new yorker i bought, i put in the sea foam (about 1/4 of a can) in the oil, let it idle 10 min then drained and changed the oil and filter, i drove it to work the next day (30 miles) by the time i got to work the oil was all gone and the en
I have used it.
Great stuff.
My68chevelle
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SeaFoam
The two stories I have are:
The two stories I have are:
My mechanic had an old tractor that would not start because of sticky
valves and other stuff. Used a can in the oil and cranked to mix it up and
within a week was able to get her started.
A friend has an old Chevy van he uses in business. Carb was gummed up and
This sounds good.
Has anyone else tried this with sea foam?
Doug
1966 chevelle 406
SB
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SeaFoam
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