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#233861 05/13/2007 3:31 AM
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Hey Guys,

The dude at Napa recommended that I pour some Sea Foam into my gas tank to clean it out. It looks like a fairly evil chemical.

Has anyone out there have any experience with it?

#233862 05/13/2007 3:33 AM
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I know guys that swear by it. I've never used it myself. I have used Marvel and lucas feul treatments with good success, though.


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#233863 05/13/2007 3:31 PM
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Very good product. I use it in the tank before storage to prevent the fuel from going bad & after storage to reguvenate it.


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#233864 05/13/2007 4:17 PM
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I've used in both of my everyday vehicles.Seemed to work well in both of them.In fact I should get some more to run thru them.


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#233865 05/13/2007 8:21 PM
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It works great for cleaning the carbon out of your engine as well. We would use it on cars that would not pass the NOX part of the state emissions test. Pour half the can down the carb while it is running and the rest in the tank.

#233866 05/14/2007 3:45 AM
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I work at a parts store on my off days and sell quite a bunch of it, quite a few cutomers swear by it. Berrymans B12 has also been around for a long time.


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#233867 05/14/2007 3:50 AM
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"It works great for cleaning the carbon out of your engine as well. We would use it on cars that would not pass the NOX part of the state emissions test. Pour half the can down the carb while it is running and the rest in the tank. "

Thats what I've used it for, not sure what happens inside the engine, but it sure makes one heck of a smoke show outside.

#233868 05/14/2007 11:24 AM
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i've heard it is better than stabil .


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