MaximA VlaD

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I was at VIP auto center yesterday getting my F150's fuel system treatment. They use strong stuff - RunBrite. Apparently in that truck they couldn't spray inside the IAC valve to get the grime off - there is a sticker that says not to use cleaners or solvents because it could ruin seals and gaskets. So I basically spent $70 on a fuel additive.

I want to know if it is OK to use that stuff in a 4th gen. Has anyone had their fuel and intake system cleaned at a shop? It seems that everyone is offering such service now and they all say their stuff is the best. Is there an alternative for DIY?

thanks!!

BobMax

Use Techron Fuel System cleaner, about $8 a bottle. Works, unlike most snake oil.

MaximA VlaD

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what about seafoaming? will it work as well or snake oil?

Whitemax

Seafoam is the bomb. It cleans anything. Clogged injectors, seafoam it. dirty trottle body? Seafoam it. girlfried have herpes? Seafoam her. Catch the herp from said girlfriend. Seafoam it!

overbo0st2k4

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hahahahahhhaha LOL

MaximA VlaD

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how do i get it into the throttle body? what's the best advice as to the application of seafoam is what i am actually looking for.

thanks guys,

the_3d_man

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spray some (seafoam) into the TB then wipe it out. Then take off your brake booster line and spray about half the bottle in there while the car is running. Then turn the car off and let it sit about 10 minutes. Then turn the car on and go have some fun blinding people behind you with white smoke.

maximafrenzy

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Do a search on it, you will find mixed results. IMO as long as it does not hurt your car, and feel like taking the chance that it might help you. Im considering it but still unsure about it myself.

96DentKING

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MaximA VlaD

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speaking of d-ick and bush, we should get political seafoam !!