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Seafoam?
I have successfully force-fed intake cleaner to a CIS engine via the
vacuum port that controls the emissions evap valve- pull the plastic pipe
out of the rubber line and stick it in the jug like a straw - it sucked up
100ml of techron-based autobahn stuff no probs at high idle - smoked like
no-one's business though.
As long as the vacuum port is small enough, it should work for any liquid
you want to suck in there, as long as you can keep the engine running.
Drew
On Wed, 23 Apr 2003, ian Butler wrote:
> On Fri, 18 Apr 2003, Drew Teague wrote:
>
> > Straight off their website, the stores that carry it:
> >
> > All Pro Auto Value Big A Auto Parts Bumper to Bumper CARQUEST Auto Parts
> > Federated Auto Parts NAPA Auto Parts O'Reilly Auto Parts Parts Plus Pronto
> > Auto Parts
>
> I've seen it in Speedway gas stations 'round here in greater Detroit, as
> well.
>
> Sea Foam is neat stuff. I haven't used it in my Scirocco, but it's a cheap
> and easy trick for carbed and TBI engines where you can pour it straight
> into the intake. A buddy and I use it once every six months or so in my
> boyfriend's S-10 Blazer -- pour it in slowly at high idle (1500rpm) until
> the car dies, then dump the rest in. Five minutes later restart and run it
> up to 2500rpm and hold it there, enjoying the noxious smokescreen for 5-10
> minutes while it burns off varnish and carbon deposits.
>
> Can't do that with a CIS car, but with all the tight bends in the fuel
> system, it's probably best to dump it in the gas tank anyway. And at $5 a
> can, it can't hurt. :)
>
> ian Butler / ian@bluemoon.hplx.net
> '88 Scirocco 16v, '87 Syncro GL
>
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