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]

vacuum line. right above the throttle body

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]

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