Purchased a can the other day and soaked my parts over night to remove carbon. Nothing, didn't do a thing, ended up using a wire brush to remove the carbon. In all farness I didn't use heat, just room temperature. I see application of this stuff to clean out the carbon build-up inside the engine, but all I see is bunch of smoke. I see kids use on their hot rods, maybe its more for show.
Does SeaFoam really remove carbon?
Sep 06, 2008
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Fairy floss should work as well then .Now we have fuels that clean the engine and if that is not making you happy try putting a little two stroke oil in each cylinder ,removing the coil wire turning the engine over ands let it sit overnight .Then the next day or night after…
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