No. Seafoam should never go in your throttle body, very high risk of hydro locking it and it damages sensors. Seafoam Deep Creep is even iffy. Vac Line can foul your plugs and o2 sensors, and gas tank can clog your fuel filter on a semi older vehicle.

And how will putting seafoam into the induction process clean your fuel system? Stumped?

And all this hype about it cleaning the cylinders and rings a yadda yadda, If you put seafoam in your gas tank, it will not go past the piston rings because it gets burned up in the combustion cycle before it can reach the oil pan.

ALSO seafoam has NO injector cleaning agents. Chevron techron, BG44K and Shell Additives do.

We gave it a try on a few test cars, only one that saw cleaning benefits was the valves on a 93 ram that had some major carbon deposits, but even then the cleaning was minimal even with a micrometer.

Seafoam=Hype.

 

SIT back and LISTEN for once here's Another time you DON'T KNOW WHAT YOUR TALKING ABOUT AGAIN.

 

Here we go again, pick it apart.

 

To the op have you replaced the boots on your coil pack you should ,because if they are bad they can cause a weak spark. Also Seafoam is fine to use Diesal has no clue AGAIN.

 

Diesal Just sit back for one time that you dont have a clue on something because its really starting to show bud sry to be so blunt.

 

Splain

Ive got four ASE's sitting behind me waiting to laugh.

 

Its your dream Diesel make it as big as you want.P>S better go for a refresher lol:l aughing:

 

keffer

 

Exactly, cant back up your thoughts. Whats new lol

 

All you have to do is look at your posts. So just start getting the right info like most everyone else ,or are you to simple minded to read, and think ,or do you need to get off your cloud.buh bye I'm done with you ,time is worth more else where.

 

Haha, resorting to leaving and childish ways-first signs of losing an arguement.

 

Yeah u got me lol duh.

 

There I kept you here long enough so most everyone got answers that are real and not ones high and mighty I think i know it all but in fact dont really have only whats in a half right book and no experiance in the real world. good day to you.

 

ASE, I own two garages, graduate of Ohio tech and UTI. I know nothing at all.

PS. Spell Check

 

how is that supposed to help answering the question....

Anyway if you remove the oil filler cap, what is it supposed to do ? increase, decrease or nothing ? mine does nothing and the cap is not really tight on it anyway....