Seafoam
Use 1/3 through a vac line into the intake. Dump a little in the gas tank.
Not too much though, it makes your car SMOKE LIKE A MF'R. So much that it will actually kill O2 sensors because they get all carboned up.
If i was you, i would actually pull my wideband to do it.
You could also just use water. It will remove carbon from your cylinders as well.
Not too much though, it makes your car SMOKE LIKE A MF'R. So much that it will actually kill O2 sensors because they get all carboned up.
If i was you, i would actually pull my wideband to do it.
You could also just use water. It will remove carbon from your cylinders as well.
i wouldn't put any in the gas tank. instead, dump in a qt of ATF, and save the seafoam for a 2nd vac line treatment.
On my mother-in-law's 10AE I just hook up a vac hose to the intake mani post TB and suck in 16 oz or so water from time to time. I've pulled a spark plug before and you can see that it is working. Water (steam) rules!
He probably used a water hose! I spend about 3-4 minutes getting 16 oz in there. Still, that is a good point that we shouldn't forget. You can kill the **** out of your motor by dumping liquid in it.
MMO as in Marvel Mystery Oil?
FWIW, an old pool buddy of mine is also a pretty reputable German car tuner. He swears by MMO, something like once a year run it in lieu of a quart of oil in your oil change. Or if your Miata sits for a season do that.
FWIW, an old pool buddy of mine is also a pretty reputable German car tuner. He swears by MMO, something like once a year run it in lieu of a quart of oil in your oil change. Or if your Miata sits for a season do that.
Probably will in the 7 too.
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get a vacuum line and punch about half a dozen 1/16" holes in it that wont get submerged when you stick it in the seafoam bottle. that'll help prevent hydrolock (seafoamolock?) and slow down the suck.
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