This is the manual found in Seafoam. for those who dont know what sea foam is, its a decarb solution that you put into your car that loosens carbon deposits.
1. buy sea foam
2. find a vaccum hose on the intake manifold...i used the pcv hose. pull the hose and have a friend hold the throttle at about 2000 rpms.
3. drop the vaccum hose into the can of sea foam about 1/3 the way down. you will hear the engine start to choke and die. give the car a little throttle to keep it alive until the 1/3 of the sea foam is gone.
4. let engine die or if it doesnt die, turn off the engine.
5. let the car sit for any amount of time you desire.
6. start the car and go for a cruise. you will notice that you are being chased by a large white cloud that is the sea foam and carbon deposits being burned up, totally normal.
My version of explaination:
1. If you use the vacuum hose, you can give more consistant supply of the cleaning agent to engine. Slow stream of cleaner into your combustion chamber.
2. If you have a turbo engine, so susah to open the hose from I/C.
1. buy sea foam
2. find a vaccum hose on the intake manifold...i used the pcv hose. pull the hose and have a friend hold the throttle at about 2000 rpms.
3. drop the vaccum hose into the can of sea foam about 1/3 the way down. you will hear the engine start to choke and die. give the car a little throttle to keep it alive until the 1/3 of the sea foam is gone.
4. let engine die or if it doesnt die, turn off the engine.
5. let the car sit for any amount of time you desire.
6. start the car and go for a cruise. you will notice that you are being chased by a large white cloud that is the sea foam and carbon deposits being burned up, totally normal.
My version of explaination:
1. If you use the vacuum hose, you can give more consistant supply of the cleaning agent to engine. Slow stream of cleaner into your combustion chamber.
2. If you have a turbo engine, so susah to open the hose from I/C.
