Seafoam

[Dennis Smink]

A few weeks ago I used the Seafoam project on my 2001 Ranger (4.0). I have tracked the gas mileage for this vehicle for over a year. Since the Seafoam, the MPG has increased about 1 MPG. I don't think they've switched from Winter fuel yet, so I assume it is the Seafoam.

 

[eric huskey 2]

I had an engine miss recently. The seafoam through the intake fixed it!

 

[Mrlunchbox]

Seafoam is made from the best stuff on earth, next to Snapple that is. :lol: I love that Seafoam to death! Only stuff that seems to cure everything!

 

[shawn stonbraker 2]

"Necter of the Gods".



Glad to see it's helping people out.

 

[Michael Johnson 2]

where can i get seafoam and what should i ask for

 

[shawn stonbraker 2]

Big J, you can get it at auto part stores. Some WalMarts carry it, but none in my area. It runs for about $5 a bottle and just follow the project here on the site (there's a pic of the bottle on there). It will be just the regular SeaFoam. They have one for Tranny's too.

 

[ray moyer]

It runs for about $5 a bottle

I saw it lately and it was 7.95 a bottle at walmart :wacko:

 

[Dennis Smink]

Big J

I got it at Advance Auto but I think I did see it at Wal-Mart. Was less than $8 at both. Best money you'll spend and an easy project.

 

[Mrlunchbox]

Yeah, I have always paid nothing less than 7$ for it. But I agree, it is well worth it! Have I told you just how much I love that stuff? :lol:

 

[EddieS'04]

I live 50 miles from the coast. If I bottle up some seafoam. Will that work...:lol:

 

[user 66225]

Doubt it, but you can still try...just don't hold me responsible

 

[Mrlunchbox]

You can sell it for 8$ a can! :lol::lol:

 

[Dave S 2]

Yeah, SeaFoam went up in price a year or so ago along with oil / gas prices. It is also a petroleum based product. Price hasn't subsided yet though...

 

[Mrlunchbox]

And it probably never will...

 

[user 64847]

I toss a half a can in my motorcycle a couple of times a year. It cleans out the carburetor really well. I swear by it. It's $9/can in Florida.