HOW TO USE SEA FOAM MOTOR TREATMENT IN FUEL
BENEFITS
applicationS
treatment recommendations
SUMMARY
Pour Sea Foam in your fuel tank to clean and lubricate your entire fuel system. It works through fuel injectors and carburetors to remove harmful residues and deposits from fuel passageways, intake valves, pistons, and chamber areas.
For cleaning a gasoline or diesel fuel system, it’s safe to add more Sea Foam to fuel. In fact, the more Sea Foam you add to fuel, the better it cleans!
Made from petroleum ingredients, Sea Foam is safe and effective when used in all types of gasoline or diesel fuels and fuel blends. Sea Foam does NOT contain harsh detergent or abrasive chemicals that can harm your engine or fuel system components.
HOW TO USE a high concentration of SEA FOAM
mOTOR TREATMENT IN FUEL
RELATED QUESTIONS
Can I use a full can of Sea Foam to clean my snowblower?
Thanks for the question! You’re on the right track by thinking about using a high concentration to clean your snowblower. You could effectively clean the fuel system with less than a full can, though, if you use a smaller amount of fuel.
For the strongest cleaning power in a small carbureted engine like that, use a 1:2 ratio of Sea Foam to fuel. (8 oz of Sea Foam in 16 ounces of fuel would work great). If your snowblower is running rough or has a problem you’re trying to fix, let it soak overnight and then run it again in the morning for a few minutes. Then, add 1-2 ounces of Sea Foam per gallon of fuel when you fill up again. If you add it to every tank, Sea Foam will keep the carb clean as it runs, as well as stabilize the fuel and help prevent gum and varnish buildup.
Can I put a whole can of Sea Foam in my 2013 Mini Cooper S? It has a turbo.
Thanks for the question! Yes, you can put a whole can of Sea Foam in the gas tank of a 2013 Mini Cooper. Adding a full can is actually the best way to get the most cleaning power out of a can of Sea Foam. I’d wait until the gas tank is close to empty (about 1/8 tank), add the Sea Foam, and drive at least 20 miles before refueling. The high concentration does a great job cleaning.
Is it safe to use in Fleetwood RV with Ford Chassis?
Model: Ford
Engine: 7.3L Triton V8?
I have an old car with very low mileage, which has been sitting, just a few starts here and there to warm up, for years. What are your recommendations for gas and oil?
Good question, Mike!
You’ll first want to get rid of the old gas and oil, and then use Sea Foam High Mileage to clean buildup that formed in the fuel and oil systems while it was sitting.
Here’s what I would do: Start by removing (siphon/drain) as much fuel as possible from the tank. Once the tank is empty, add a can of Sea Foam High Mileage and 2-3 gallons of fresh fuel to the tank. If it starts and runs, run through as much of the fuel as possible so the fresh fuel and Sea Foam mix can clean and flush out the whole fuel system. It will do a great job cleaning out any residues and varnish that formed while the vehicle was sitting.
For the oil, start by changing it right away. Drive about 700 miles on the fresh oil, and add some High Mileage to the oil crankcase (1 oz of High Mileage per quart of oil). After that, drive another 100-300 miles to give it some time to circulate and clean, and change the oil again. From there, you can follow your regularly scheduled oil changes. The High Mileage will help clean up oil residues and deposits.
I have a 2004 GMC Savana van. Can I use this to treat oil or in the van for better performance?
Good question. Yes, Sea Foam is safe and effective in the oil of a 2004 GMC Savana. I’d use Sea Foam High Mileage as it’s formulated to clean stubborn residues and deposits after years of buildup. Add 1 oz of High Mileage per quart of oil 100-300 miles before your next oil change. Adding High Mileage before every oil change will go a long ways towards keeping the oil system clean and preventing problems caused by buildup.
High Mileage would also work well in the gas tank to prevent or overcome problems caused by a fuel residues and deposits (often, rough idle, loss of power, and lost fuel efficiency are caused by this). Wait until the tank is low (1/4 -1/8 tank), add the whole 16 oz can, and then drive for at least 10-20 miles before refueling. It’s safe to add a high concentration like that and it works very well for cleaning fuel residues and deposits.
Jim D.TECH
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