seafoam problem

[BlackCobalt707]

i seafoamed my car and now the car is having a hard time starting. i think i put a little too much. anyone know how to fix that problem?

[Tuner923]

where did u put it? what was the process you used? need more info then "i put it in my car now it's not working"

[BlackCobalt707]

vacuum line. right above the throttle body

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we can end the thread, i got the car started

[Tuner923]

hope you change the oil

[BlackCobalt707]

not yet, i will later. it sucks cause i just bought the oil lol

[xxxxsh4d0wxxxx]

Originally Posted by BlackCobalt707 vacuum line. right above the throttle body

Originally Posted by Tuner923 hope you change the oil

Let me start by saying, you, Tuner, are completely wrong.

Second off, how would sucking ANYTHING into a vacuum line even begin have any effect on the oil? If you suck seafoam into your vacuum line and it gets into your oil, you have a bigger problem than seafoaming your car.

Also, I am not trying to be a dick, and I am sorry if it comes off like that.

[ff_drift_lol]

um...blowby? it'll get in there.

[xxxxsh4d0wxxxx]

Originally Posted by ff_drift_lol um...blowby? it'll get in there.

No. You do not change your oil after sucking seafoam into the vacuum line. That is absolutely unnecessary and uncalled for.

Like I said, if your seafoam is mixing with the oil when sucking it into a vacuum line, you have bigger problems.

And blow-by = worn piston rings = bigger problem.

Thanks.

[ff_drift_lol]

what is your problem dude? get outta here your attitude sucks and you're no help.

[dman090]

someone needs to make a how-to seafoam on a 2.2