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SeaFoam vs Injector Cleaner

Had some problems getting the video link to open.

Put 1 ounce of Seafoam on the keyboard, let it soak for about 5 minutes, and re-typed the address.

<a href="http://youtu.be/Fh1AS8j17ZY">YouTube opened with no problem</a> and the video began to play.

I would not recommend this method for use at home.

The Seafoam is more flammable than WD40 and some folks may not know the difference.

Hope this helps.
 
89 + octane gas would also help keep em clean with
a good spark .
Heck with all that money spent on chemicals .. a
guy just shouda wire brushed them a bit .. seat
area looked good ??

Injector cleaner reminds me so much of #1 fuel
that I do use for cleaning parts at times.. Smells like it too.
 
Video wouldn't open so I cleaned my IPhone injectors but it didn't help, still won't open. Oh, well, my interest in the test is about ZERO anyway.
 
Make sure the ethanol is OFF to the diesel injectors.

Make sure the internal resistor on the 24v coil is open.

Turn the ring tone off, make sure the call forwarding is in neutral, and the seat belt is buckled.

Roll the rotary dial over once and back twice.

It should start on the second spin.

When you see three bars, turn on the phone, and have a draft beer at one of the bars.

Repeat the draft beer until it starts.
 
Last time I drank a beer at a bar I walked outside, saw this and haven't had a beer since then.
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<img src = "http://science.kqed.org/quest/files/2011/05/SeaFoam1.jpg">

You use THIS stuff to clean injectors???
 
When I turned 21 went to a local bar to celebrate with a beer.

Ended up too drunk to drive and was taken back to the dorm by a some kid's nanny.

Friends laughed at me the next day because she was one of the ugly ones.

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Where do you get this stuff?

Glad the weather is changing. You need to get outside and work some of that snot off.
 
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