Anyone have a good video or write up for seafoaming?
#1
Anyone have a good video or write up for seafoaming?
Checked the stickies but the link to the video doesn't exist anymore....tried YouTube but it's a bunch of people taking video of the exhaust fumes it gives you after they have seafoamed nothing showing where and how??
#3
you've been here wayyy too long to not know how to seafoam. i mean, you joined a few months after me.
1. unhook the left side hose from brake booster,2. get a can of liquid seafoam and pour into a cup,3. get a small section of 3/8 rubber hose, ( about a foot ) hook it onto the brake booster, 4. start car, slowly, suck up a little seafoam at a time, it'll stall the engine if you just stick the hose in and suck it all up at once, 5. empty all of the seafoam into to the intake and let car run for about 5-10 minutes.6. take around the block until most of the smoke dissapears, done.
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#7
you've been here wayyy too long to not know how to seafoam. i mean, you joined a few months after me.
1. unhook the left side hose from brake booster,2. get a can of liquid seafoam and pour into a cup,3. get a small section of 3/8 rubber hose, ( about a foot ) hook it onto the brake booster, 4. start car, slowly, suck up a little seafoam at a time, it'll stall the engine if you just stick the hose in and suck it all up at once, 5. empty all of the seafoam into to the intake and let car run for about 5-10 minutes.6. take around the block until most of the smoke dissapears, done.
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Ill make a step by step wright-up with pictures as well as a video. If I'm lucky the mods will like it enough to put it in the stickies.
#8
Expect LOTS of smoke. Last time i seafoamed me and two friends all did our cars at once in my friends driveway. Needless to say my friends neighbor was not thrilled to have his family BBQ crashed by endless smoke and three loud cars revving for 15 minutes
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#9
Ur right I have been here way to long but I took sometime away from my max because I moved ... But ur right no excuse but I seafoamed today at a friends house and drove home Lmaoo u should have seen all the people trying to tell me my engine was going to blow Lmaoo...
Question though how often should u sea foam? And this was the first time this car has ever been seafoamed should I do it again?
Question though how often should u sea foam? And this was the first time this car has ever been seafoamed should I do it again?
#10
Ur right I have been here way to long but I took sometime away from my max because I moved ... But ur right no excuse but I seafoamed today at a friends house and drove home Lmaoo u should have seen all the people trying to tell me my engine was going to blow Lmaoo...
Question though how often should u sea foam? And this was the first time this car has ever been seafoamed should I do it again?
Question though how often should u sea foam? And this was the first time this car has ever been seafoamed should I do it again?
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Anyway here's a video Of me seafoaming my 97 Max today. this video will be in my write up thread after I edit it.
But for now, here's the un-edited version for you just so I could quickly give you the video that you were requesting. You will probably have to copy and paste, until I can find a way to make it an active link.
http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=zyOWiw8xi1w#
Ignore my questions about a misfiring, is through the Seafoam as a burns off. That's part of the few things I have to edit out.
Hope this helps a little
Nathan W.
Last edited by 6cyl-97maxima; 03-07-2014 at 03:44 PM.
#11
Ur right I have been here way to long but I took sometime away from my max because I moved ... But ur right no excuse but I seafoamed today at a friends house and drove home Lmaoo u should have seen all the people trying to tell me my engine was going to blow Lmaoo...
Question though how often should u sea foam? And this was the first time this car has ever been seafoamed should I do it again?
Question though how often should u sea foam? And this was the first time this car has ever been seafoamed should I do it again?
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#13
Ha ha ha! That's funny!
#14
i would'nt put this crap into my oil, pouring into intake and gas does the job. and, you don't turn your max off, empty in and let run, revving for 5 or 10 minutes then go cruise down past a fire station for a laugh.
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#15
I usually only put it in my crankcase if I'm due for an oil change soon.
Last edited by 6cyl-97maxima; 03-08-2014 at 06:23 AM.
#18
Your method works just fine if all you want to do is condition your injectors. But I like the way to give it time to seep. Just My preference. to each their own, right?
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#19
Well personally ill keep shutting it of for at.least 5min. IMHO by the time you're done reving and driving around the block a lot of the seafoam has already burned off.
Your method works just fine if all you want to do is condition your injectors. But I like the way to give it time to seep. Just My preference. to each their own, right?![Smilie](https://maxima.org/forums/images/smilies/smile.gif)
Your method works just fine if all you want to do is condition your injectors. But I like the way to give it time to seep. Just My preference. to each their own, right?
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#20
Trust me I take good care of this old car. Much better care than my previous old cars, which I usually just drive into the ground. I.only bought the car last year. I'm still trying to get caught up from the previous owners neglect. He had it parked in the grass for a.couple of years. That in combination with new Brunswick's salty roads, well lets just say rust is normal for us. I just finished putting new breaks, rotors, calipers, pads and lines all around. New tie rods, sway links, starter, alternator, the list goes on.
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