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Oct 2, 2003 | 10:51 PM

#16

stereomandan

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From: Saginaw, Michigan

Quote:

Originally posted by z28marine
why get the o2 sims for the rear?

No need to ever replace the rear 02's

Dan

Oct 2, 2003 | 11:30 PM

#17

TMDZ28

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From: LA, So Cal

http://www.acaenterprises.com/camaro...m/seafoam.html

for all your seafoam instructions

seafoam is good

Oct 3, 2003 | 05:49 AM

#18

jasons93z

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From: Oklahoma

Quote:

Originally posted by FlyBono24
I have a bottle of it sitting in my closet.... but I don't have money to replace the O2's when they crap out. (Notice I didn't say if they crap out, I'm broke right now so with my luck they'd both be toast)

I've never Seafoamed it before, just waiting till I can afford a spare set of O2's before I try it.

It's ok just to put the whole thing in the gas tank right?

No, put about 1/3 of the can in the gas tank

Oct 3, 2003 | 07:03 AM

#19

X-Jester

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Posts: 153

From: Landover, Maryland

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You won't get anywhere near the results you want just by using it in the gas tank. Seafoam should be inducted through your brake booster line, the whole can. 3/4 of it slowly, then the last 1/4 to flood the engine out. Another 1/3 of a can can go into your gas tank, and probably another 1/3 of a can in your crankcase every few oil changes (change your oil about 300 miles later...)