I put in a bottle of the Lucas and felt a smalldifference but not much. Last fill up I threw in a bottle of the Sea Foam and can already feel a noticable difference with only 10 miles on this tankful.

 

Nick,

Did you just put the can of seafoam into your gas tank when you filled it up.. Did it give any smoke...

 

The real improvement from SeaFoam comes when you use it as a decarboning agent.

 

I agree. Seafoam works best when used in all three locations. Gas tank, crank case, and vacuum system.

FYI: Driving it with Seafoam in any of those locations is a bad idea.

 

Minus the gas tank.[sm=burnout.gif]

 

Whats wrong with driving it after the induction cleaning? I let it soak, fired it up and drove around the block to dissapate the smoke. I agree not to drive it with it in the crank case, but in the gas tank and induction, I don't see a problem.

 

Correct, if it's just in the gas tank it's not as big of a deal. Though I would still not drive it, but that's just me

 

I know that I need do do an engine flush, but in the meantimeI am going to be traveling with the family ( a 3 1/2 hr ride each way). I was thinking of putting in a can of sea foam just toclean things out alittle, in hopes to get a couple of more miles a gallon on the trip.Should I use the SeaFoam or the techron..

 

SeaFoam, Techtron or spend the big $$$'s and buy a can of B&G's 44K, the best by far.
Either way, your engine will come out cleaner and running better.

 

Do they sell B&G 44k at AutoZone etc.