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Sea Foam 850 1994

posted by  KlausC on  Thu Apr 3 17:35 CST 2008
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Sea Foam in the intake manifold will remove carbon deposits, which is a good thing. BUT, you have to be very careful! Only let the car suck up a little at a time, if you let it injest the entire can you will ruin the engine!

Make sure you do this outdoors, a lot of smoke out of the tail pipe. Follow the directions on the can. And do not leave it in the car over night, it will not be good to let the stuff sit and congeal on a cold engine.

Get a piece of vacuum line and hook it up to the vacuum tree on the throttle body.

Klaus
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The 164 has a new home, all I am left with are a 95 854T and a 98 V70R :)






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