Thanks for the question Jeff. We do NOT recommend adding any liquid to a vacuum line, so never. Please use Sea Foam Spray to clean the upper engine. It works much better, feeds all cylinders evenly, and safe! Adding a liquid to a vacuum does not disburse well (wasteful), can risk a cylinder hydrolock and ruin the engine. For fuel, we recommend adding Sea Foam at least every 3,000 to 5,000 miles. Can add more frequent for best results.
Caleb S.
10 months ago
Hey there. I am planning to add Sea Foam to my 2010 Ford F150 Lariat and was wondering if it would be ok? Just doing my research and want to make sure beforehand. I would be adding to oil and fuel.
Hi Caleb. Sea Foam is always safe to use in any fuel or oil system. It’s made from 3 petroleum cleaning and lubricating ingredients. There are NO harsh chemicals or detergents.
Thanks for the question Jeff. We do NOT recommend adding any liquid to a vacuum line, so never. Please use Sea Foam Spray to clean the upper engine. It works much better, feeds all cylinders evenly, and safe! Adding a liquid to a vacuum does not disburse well (wasteful), can risk a cylinder hydrolock and ruin the engine. For fuel, we recommend adding Sea Foam at least every 3,000 to 5,000 miles. Can add more frequent for best results.
Hey there. I am planning to add Sea Foam to my 2010 Ford F150 Lariat and was wondering if it would be ok? Just doing my research and want to make sure beforehand. I would be adding to oil and fuel.
Hi Caleb. Sea Foam is always safe to use in any fuel or oil system. It’s made from 3 petroleum cleaning and lubricating ingredients. There are NO harsh chemicals or detergents.