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I know that you can put seafoam in the fuel tank and clean the injectors. But what about the crankcase to clean the engine. I know you can do this with a gasser. I was thinking it could help clean the oil cooler... What do you all think?
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i would not put it in my oil because these truck run the injectors with a HEUI injections system fuel only with sefoam
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It runs the risk of foaming like most additives under the amount of pressure in HEUI systems
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I read on the can that you would pour it into the crankcase right before an oil change and let it run for like 10mins then drain... Not to pour and leave in.
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even in ten minutes i would still run threw the injectors but i am no expert
so i will let so tech chime in on this one. but i would not put it in my truck if you are worried about cleaning the oil cooler take it of and clean it or replace lots cheaper than a set of injectors |
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Amsoil offers a engine flush that works great, just like the post above you run pour it in and run it about 15 min,
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If you do some searching, everything on here says to NOT POUR SEAFOAM IN THE CRANKCASE.
Use it in your fuel bowl and gas tank. That's it. |
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could u use the seafoam in a vaccum line on a diesel? I know i used it on my Explorer but its gas and i dont wanna screw anything up on my 6.0
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there is no vacuum on a diesel...
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well thats good know. Im completly new when it comes to owning a desiel
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