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Old 12-22-2006, 09:27 AM   #1 (permalink)
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hey, just wondering what is everthing you can use seafoam for ona 03 dii.. like the oil and intake manifold? is that it? and for the intake, can someone walk me through on how to use it that way? i just want to keep a good clean, well maintenced engine.
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I dont recommend the Seafoam. if the vehicle has low mileage just use fuel additive.


Only use the Seafoam when you have a valve that is hanging up.

Which isnt as common as the older Discos.

In fact we see more Coil problems then anything else on those engines.
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I dont recommend the Seafoam. if the vehicle has low mileage just use fuel additive.


Only use the Seafoam when you have a valve that is hanging up.

Which isnt as common as the older Discos.

In fact we see more Coil problems then anything else on those engines.

what about using it for a oil additive?
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I dont recommend the Seafoam. if the vehicle has low mileage just use fuel additive.


Only use the Seafoam when you have a valve that is hanging up.

Which isnt as common as the older Discos.

In fact we see more Coil problems then anything else on those engines.
SeaFoam is a gas additive, just happens it works well as an induction cleaner also, like B&G and some of the other induction cleaners.
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what about using it for a oil additive?
It isn't that good as an oil additive.
If you want to help you crank case, flush it then do regular 3000 mile changes using a decent oil and a good filter.
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Just run synthetic engine oil and always use premium gas. Add a can of fuel conditioner every other oil change.
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Just run synthetic engine oil and always use premium gas. Add a can of fuel conditioner every other oil change.

ok, thats what i have been doing. any recomended fuel conditioners?
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ok, thats what i have been doing. any recomended fuel conditioners?
SeaFoam and Lucas fuel additive.
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