his eyebrow isn't 😂😂😂

He said did seafoam ruin my car not seafoam ruined my car

Thanks actually. I’m shutting the video off and now. 30 seconds In. Lol

Hey just curious, how’s your 4runner doing now?

@@yoimron 300,000 + miles, still running strong.

@Freedom Will Prevail Try it and see what happens!

@@daverunner3397 That's sweet, gonna pour some of this into my 2001 4runner with 207k miles once its out of the shop. Getting OEM LBJ's, uppers, and wheel bearings done right now. Super strong vehicles

@Freedom Will Prevail Spray carb cleaner in the egr valve.

You didn't do it right. You need to pour it in the cupholder...

dude its usually for gas engine. not electric. its work if due to carbon build up, new car, and electric car normally doesnt built up anything in the engine. thats why u did not see any smoake cuz nothing to clean. its already clean.

was it electric Tesla you idiot????????????????

Always funny when people do not understand the humor...

dood, wrong. Need to put it in with the blinker fluid.

How did you use it in fuel or intake or oil?

@Deondaray agreed new gas would help but the seafoam cleaned all the bs from the old gas. 21st century gas does not age well

That's some good shiddd! Have to try it for myself!!

Hahahhah

#metoo

Someone get this man to the hospital

Creativity peaking

Thats what he did..if you paid attention

Sea foam says to drive the car 100 miles before changing oil.

EXACTLY!!

I was told to use it 300-500 miles bfor my next oil change

That would be correct, Sir !!

Kalvin Malli happy new years

Kalvin Malli why you messing with all that crap next time just get some Subaru upper engine cleaner, works a treat!! Pop one in at every service and forget about all those expensive bs products!! Happy New Year can't wait till you start that rb25det build!!

Kalvin Malli when will you do a timing chain video on ka24de im starting to have the same problem on mine

Kalvin Malli do the timing chain video would be a good video, also you put it in the oil and let it run but not leave it in there for a long period of time, its better to change the oil from what ive heard and read online

Kalvin Malli What are you wheels specs :( I'm looking to get those for my s14

How exactly? Like do you use the whole bottle and how miles do you run it before getting the oil changed? Please lemme know. Thanks take care!

@@MikeSmith-fq5dv instructions say to use 1 ounce for every quart of oil so around 5 ounces on average but I usually eyeball about quarter to a third of the bottle in the crank case and the rest in the gas tank. Run for about 100 miles or more if you want but it will wear down seals so be careful running it past 1000 miles. Then change oil. If you want to put it in your intake like the vid get the spray bottle with the nozzle and put it behind your throttle body and use the whole thing 👍

@@Pernoctate definitely. Also, if the suburban is factory, it’s fuel injected.

Appreciate the heads up. However maybe about 2 floz were left sitting in the engine, I just stopped keeping it alive with the throttle so it would die out. So need to worry however yeah putting a lot in a once is not a good idea!

Stupid way to add the seafoam. Never completely submerge the hose in the liquid until it kills the engine

Hydrolocking an engine with 16oz of fluid? Come on now....

The engine should rev @ 2000rpm during the spraying, get a friend or,,,,jam the pedal with a piece of wood to the seat, did work for me 😂

​@Bob Watters Well, this question is technically pretty big. 1. Engine size matters obviously. A lawn mower getting fed straight "liquid" might lock. A V-8 would need half a liter of only "liquid" and zero air to lock. 3rd and probably most important, the compressibility of the liquid matters. Benzene for example is almost twice as compressible as water. I'm not sure what's in Seafoam but I know it's a hydrocarbon. You would need to seriously dump an absolutely boat load of that stuff in to hydro lock and the average engine. IMO...of course.

Idiot! I have a grandson who tried this to see how much gas was in tank, he lived through the ordeal!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1

XD 🤙

Peter Klym ????

THanks or the advice. It worked!

Never let it touch your MAS sensor.

Yup. I thought the exact same thing.

Me too.

Mmm taxes

@@KineticTaco Mmm palm trees, beaches and mountains

+Joseph Rodriguez awesome!!

Are you supposed to get new spark plugs if you add some of this to the crank case oil?

Flats so is gasoline, put three ounces of gasoline in each cylinder, tell us what it does.

Yamborghini ikr

+Yamborghini they always are 👌🏼

Yamborghini because KZfaq lol we just learned one of the best things you can do to your car if pos....hydrolocking is the best to way to clear up your car problems...he didn't show the tow truck step though

Yamborghini a good car model?

Josh Hodgeman LMAO

Eduardo Martinez it's a guide under the valve/timing cover

brandoGTR48 he got rid of it and it still does it

Simple, take off valve cover, unbolt both 10mm's throw guide away and put valve cover back on.

Timing chain guide delete

+007K Yes. I did. Just didn't show it.

Oh gotcha, cool man :)

Spectre398 nobody cares

So you would click on it.

Casey Campagnari my seafoam can cost me about $5

Casey Campagnari Seafoam is getting pricey in PA. 2 cans though?? dang I always just did one can or bottle of whatever I buy. I like to mix it up. Sometimes Seafoam, sometimes mystery oil, I've tried B12 before and basically everything else lol. So 2 cans is better than 1 in a tank?

Michael Eby Two cans of B12 in the tank made a world of difference in my car. B12 is half the price of Seafoam (usually). Sale prices make a difference, but on a normal day, B12 is $4.95 per bottle and Seafoam is $9.99 to $12.99

Casey Campagnari Jesus Christ seafoam is expensive there. Its $5 at Walmart here in Los Angeles. Would B12 help with cleaning injectors?

1221Ralph in my opinion, B12 is the best for injectors. Treat the tank, drive home, and see how it runs in the morning. The next morning is where I noticed the big difference in performance

+Craigsta: I know what you mean. That created a weird image in my head.

It doesn’t soak in to the metal, but it does soak into the carbon ON the metal!

Joe schmo: That's a good point.

it says on the can "oxygen sensor safe", never had a problem with it hurting sensors

Cat will get clogged up remove before using it

In the gas tank, you can put as much as you want. That's what the official Seafoam videos say.

that's funny

Seafoam smells a little like race fuel when it's burned, so that's fine by me! haha

It was also spilled on the car door.

junioracmilan70 YES IT CAN I HAD A THROWN ROD AND I POURED A CAN INTO THE TRANSMISSION AND BOOM! IT RUN LIKE NEW!!

@@hey_buddy_waz_up hahaha, did it run like new before or after the BOOM! ?

it actually gave this nissan some Vtec, he explains @ 9:53.

Anthony Palumbo Dude same! I while back my 305 ate a spark plug, dropped a valve, and broke the crank in half. I put a can into the windsheild washer tank and it runs great!

ok how does a champ run

Anthony Palumbo lmao my blinker fluid ran out, put in sea foam in the coolant so the oil stayed lubed, gave me a good 20 more hp

gay romano ?

It's literally the same stuff, the spray can makes it less risky. It says on the bottle that you can do that

if you put it in the gas tank it obviously goes thru the intake. Both ways work.

doesnt it burn off?

+jakk chitpasong no you don't lol

Yes you are. You're only supposed to run it in the oil for around 100-300 miles. Running it in the oil, it does not burn off and it collects large deposits from the engine, which is why you change the oil. Second you are supposed to dump it in as fast as you can WITHOUT it dying when going into a vacuum line. If you dump it fast enough for it to die, there is a chance of hydro locking your motor. You don't let it "sit on top of the pistons and rings", the cleaning of it from the vacuum method is the expantion when it burns. Before you argue about changing the oil, go ahead and read the directions. IF you want to argue after that, go ahead and ruin your car lol

Yes, you actually do.

I saw a video where someone did this method with water, slowly introducing it into the vacuum line, and it completely saturated his oil, milky white, so ya I’d bet a lot of gunk and cleaned out carbon gets into your oil using this method, and probably most importantly will end up clogging your oil filter which leads to oil not flowing right and your entire engine not getting lubricated. Besides oil changing is the cheapest and easiest way to prolong the life of the engine, and chances are your crankcase is full of sludge and needs some frequent oil changes anyways.

For real 😂

Yeah, he used the gas treatment where he was supposed to use the spray in injector cleaner. He also neglected to do the hot soak! 🤔

Rick Shelton that's why you just take it off :)

Actually seafoam does the cat good. The smoke coming out from the seafoam is smaller molecules than the carbon emissions. It will help clean your cat a little in the process.

Yep, I did this years ago on my Ford Ranger and the Cat went three days later. Guy said it was destroyed.

Reapers Merc right on number 1 wrong on number two did it on mine oil stayed the same just real dirty

Its L3roy if you don't change it at least 50 to 100 miles after putting it in your oil then what's the point of using it all the stuff its meant to clean is still in your oil resting in your pan

You ever heard of something called hydrolocking your engine? With seafoam its petroleum based so it lubricates and cleans. It's also why they have you keep your engine on 2000 rpm and you don't kill your engine with the spray so you avoid that.

@@linkscott9874 it does work. But you don't spray it in. It "steam cleans" it. Ask any old mechanic. Just FYI 😉 it has to be a very fine mist.

How did you use it? I used it for the gas thank and before the oil change but I don't know how to use it for the intake

I dumped a can in at the gas station. I did that twice leading up to the plug change.

NissoMoto facts

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Did you put it in the gas tank AND the oil?

Oh man that's a knee slapper right there!!!!!

Sergeant Speed tons of different ways to do it on Internet haha. I've seen many different methods

specifically says not to do it this way

TheScottyp1 no, you can. it says specifically that it's to be used in all 3 spots. intake, gas and oil.

not what i was referring to it specifically states do not submerge tube in solution. i know you can do all 3 as i have in my car. smarty pants lol

TheScottyp1 well you gotta be more specific lol its only to keep from hydro locking. I thought you referred to the pouring in the oil.

+Because Daddy yeah man! Happy with the results!