seafoam
 

i just finished and i followed this write up. http://www.audizine.com/forum/showth...threadid=62927

everything went well, i did get a cel though. rough idle is no more and it runs better than ever before. i highly reccomend it.

http://img231.imageshack.us/img231/2696/dvc002448rg.jpg

RE: seafoam
 

i dont get it whats it for? It said it cleans out the cylinders? like restore?

RE: seafoam
 

I would defenitly recommend the stuff over restore.

I know over here in jersey it's kinda hard to find. Autozone was one of the only places that I used to be able to find it and they stopped stocking it.

RE: seafoam
 

everybody on explorerforums.com used to do that, i did it on my explorer, worked great!

RE: seafoam
 

Which vacuum nipple did you guys feed it through on the 1.8t?

RE: seafoam
 

I wouldn't even put Seafoam in my beater... Stuff's horrible.

RE: seafoam
 

what vacume line did you guys use?

did u put it in ur crank case?

did it have any effect on ur turbo?

RE: seafoam
 

for the 1.8t use this one
http://img225.imageshack.us/img225/3812/18ta.jpg

yes i put it in the crank case, read about this in the write up.

and i have heard of many people using it on turboed engines, no probs.

check out some of these links for more info.
http://www.audizine.com/forum/search...der=descending

RE: seafoam
 

oooooh and yea the CEL went away by its self today. YAY!

RE: seafoam
 

I've heard good and bad things about seafoam. Some ppl will tell you that seafoam is harmful to your engine, and to use Auto-Rx in the crankcase, and Red Line S1-I, Motul, or BG-44K for Fuel Injection Cleaning.