Need help A.S.A.P
Need help A.S.A.P
My car was running a little slugish lately so i decided to put my old spark plugs back in today, because this happened alittle bit after changing plugs and running seafoam through my car. Then i today i got in my car to start it up make sure i connected everything and see if the roughness went away. Then i noticed my fuel gauge drop completely down way back the empty mark. Then it would start to go up then drop back down. So is my fuel pump messed up or what i'm really confused and i have a small road trip coming up this weekend.
what do i do????
what do i do????
Oh god.... is this is?
http://www.seafoamsales.com/
I know it in its other name... snake oil, marvel mystery oil, golden hammer, silver bullet, alchemy... get my drift?
http://www.seafoamsales.com/
I know it in its other name... snake oil, marvel mystery oil, golden hammer, silver bullet, alchemy... get my drift?
Originally Posted by Maxine
So you think a fresh tank of gas will clear it up??
Originally Posted by 2k2kev
Oh god.... is this is?
http://www.seafoamsales.com/
I know it in its other name... snake oil, marvel mystery oil, golden hammer, silver bullet, alchemy... get my drift?
http://www.seafoamsales.com/
I know it in its other name... snake oil, marvel mystery oil, golden hammer, silver bullet, alchemy... get my drift?
Dude your a moron, Alot of people use SeaFoam and there are numerous articles in the in the Fluids and Lubricants section on how to use this.
The dude put in Old spark plugs that could be a problem? Also ask him did he use seafoam while the car was warm or did he do it on a cold start. Did he correct his gap? What plugs did he start using?
3,000 plus posts and you dont know what seafoam is
At least look it up. Also how did he feed it in the system? These questions matter. SeaFoam works and works well.
Proph
Originally Posted by Prophecy1
Dude your a moron, Alot of people use SeaFoam and there are numerous articles in the in the Fluids and Lubricants section on how to use this.
The dude put in Old spark plugs that could be a problem? Also ask him did he use seafoam while the car was warm or did he do it on a cold start. Did he correct his gap? What plugs did he start using?
3,000 plus posts and you dont know what seafoam is
At least look it up. Also how did he feed it in the system? These questions matter. SeaFoam works and works well.
Proph
The dude put in Old spark plugs that could be a problem? Also ask him did he use seafoam while the car was warm or did he do it on a cold start. Did he correct his gap? What plugs did he start using?
3,000 plus posts and you dont know what seafoam is
At least look it up. Also how did he feed it in the system? These questions matter. SeaFoam works and works well.
Proph

(hint: I know what it is, I looked it up a while ago, it's still a bunch of crap)
Ah 2krev, im going to have to disagree with you, SeaFoam if used properly does wonders to your car, you should search it a little and sea(if you get my drift) I have a bunch of friends who sea foam their car, and a lot of the orgers do it too.
Originally Posted by Ni_Nos_Maxima
you should search it a little and sea(if you get my drift) I have a bunch of friends who sea foam their car, and a lot of the orgers do it too.
Originally Posted by 2k2kev
(hint: I know what it is, I looked it up a while ago, it's still a bunch of crap)
Originally Posted by 2k2kev
(hint: I know what it is, I looked it up a while ago, it's still a bunch of crap)
Here's my favorite quote about seafoam:
In my humble opinion...If the solvent is going to break down crud it is going to break down other lubrication too.
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