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I just seafoamed my engine by putting the seafoam in my brake booster hose. and while it was soaking i decided to take off my throttle body and clean it. Well i forgot i needed a gasket for the throttle body and so now i have to wait a couple days for a gasket to come in. Naturally i cant turn on my car so that seafoam is still sitting in the engine and will be for a couple days. so my question is will the sitting seafoam hurt my engine internals? and is there anything i should do different know when i start it back up?
there are some guys that leave it overnight to let it settle in and eat up the build ups longer, I would try and get the gasket as soon as possible though
what do you mean vaccum leak? I hooked the brake booster line back up. but the throttle body is still off and i cant put it back on until i get a gasket. are u saying the sitting seafoam will form a vaccum leak?
no, Im talking about bolting the throttle body back on but you will have a vaccum leak most likely. I mentioned this if you are concerned about letting it sit
oh i finally get it. Well im not going to put the throttle back on until i get a gasket so i just hope the seafoam doesn't like dry out my seals or any thing.
personally i think if seafoam could dry out the seals, i dont think they would say you can put it into your crankcase... seafoam kicks butt, i got faith in it that it wont damage anything...
personally i think if seafoam could dry out the seals, i dont think they would say you can put it into your crankcase... seafoam kicks butt, i got faith in it that it wont damage anything...
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