In Mike Aksamit’s line of work, there’s nothing worse than a mechanical failure. He and his wife, Jenny, own Aksamit Transportation, Inc., a fleet of 76 school buses and vans in central Minnesota. Half-a-dozen school districts depend on the fleet year-round to transport more than 3,000 students to schools, homes, sporting events, field trips and…
As a veteran master technician who has seen and repaired countless automotive failures, Jim Hetherington isn’t quick to believe in simple fixes without thorough evaluation. So when Sea Foam hired the Twin Cities-based consultant to test Sea Foam Spray, claiming the product could resolve problems tied to the notorious buildup of carbon deposits in gasoline…
Question: What’s in the 3 jars? Answer: Untreated E-0 gasoline. Why the difference? The difference between the 3 jars in the photo is the age and stability of the gasoline. Each jar contains E-0 gasoline (has zero percent ethyl alcohol) drawn from three different outboard engine tanks. The clear gasoline in Jar #1 is fresh and…
3 KEY TERMS & TIPS for Preparing Engines and Fuel Systems for Long-Term Storage*: *By long-term storage, we mean any fuel that won’t be utilized within 30 days from fuel purchase at the pump. #1 STABILIZE YOUR FUEL Adding Sea Foam Motor Treatment helps fuel to resist evaporation, preserves ignition vapors, and prevents the formation of gum…
Sea Foam’s Youtube channel, Sea Foam Official, has a new animation theme called How Engines Work. If you drive a gasoline car or truck, check out this video on how Port or GDI fuel injection systems work. Stay tuned for more videos on how all the different types of gasoline and diesel engines work. Watch…
Watch the owner’s reaction after diagnosing whether old fuel gum is causing a wood splitter’s engine trouble – Brian directly fills the carburetor fuel line with straight Sea Foam, then draws the Sea Foam thru the carb circuits to let it soak for a bit. Sea Foam will safely and quickly dissolve sticky varnish that…
Check out the short video and see what Sea Foam Motor Treatment DOES NOT do to a Styrofoam cup! When it comes to engine fuel and fluid additives, these two questions must be answered: Does it work? If it works, is it safe? Sea Foam engine products only contain organic petroleum-based ingredients that are non-corrosive…
‘Can & Hose’ to the rescue! Using the ‘Can & Hose’ method is an easy and cost-effective way to deliver a high cleaning concentration of Sea Foam Motor Treatment to an outboard’s intake and upper engine areas. It works fast and effective to: clean hydrocarbon residues from fuel injector passageways and carburetor circuits (needles, jets,…
We recently came across a blog post from the owner of a motorcycle dealership who recommends Sea Foam. Here’s what he wrote: http://irvseaver.blogspot.com/2016/08/8-cheap-motorcycle-performance.html In my experience, the single best all-around fuel and engine treatment is Sea Foam. Whether you recently purchased a pre-owned bike or feel your motorcycle is not running at 100 percent, follow…
Check out this quick video on how easy it is to add Sea Foam Motor Treatment to crankcase oil. It’s as easy as 1-2-3! 1. HOW: Just remove the oil filler cap and pour 1 to 1.5 ounces of Sea Foam per quart of crankcase oil. 2. WHEN: We recommend adding to the crankcase 100 to…
