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Well where to start...
I have a 2000 3.8 Camaro, 105k miles. Seafoamed an entire can in the gas tank and put 1/2 a can through the brake booster line tonight... about 2/3 of the way thru the brake booster line the car stalled and shot out a ton of puffy white which looked like seafoam...the funnel had black stuff all over it and it shot onto the underside of my hood. Was pretty freaked out at first but then realized it was just carbon buildup LOL!! Well I drove it for about 10 miles after shutting it off to let the seafoam soak for about 20 minutes and the throttle response is a bit better and seems to shift a bit better. Going to fill up tomorrow since its on empty right now and see if the MPG increased and get an oil change the day after. Currently I was getting 250 miles per tank, so hopefully I can squeeze some more out of it. A lot of puffy white smoke was coming out of the car, I just hope its all not show and that stuff was cleaned out.
I have a 2000 3.8 Camaro, 105k miles. Seafoamed an entire can in the gas tank and put 1/2 a can through the brake booster line tonight... about 2/3 of the way thru the brake booster line the car stalled and shot out a ton of puffy white which looked like seafoam...the funnel had black stuff all over it and it shot onto the underside of my hood. Was pretty freaked out at first but then realized it was just carbon buildup LOL!! Well I drove it for about 10 miles after shutting it off to let the seafoam soak for about 20 minutes and the throttle response is a bit better and seems to shift a bit better. Going to fill up tomorrow since its on empty right now and see if the MPG increased and get an oil change the day after. Currently I was getting 250 miles per tank, so hopefully I can squeeze some more out of it. A lot of puffy white smoke was coming out of the car, I just hope its all not show and that stuff was cleaned out.
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