i wouldn't recommend doing this because it burns your rings and gaskets, thus resulting in burning more oil and would later cost you more money in the long run.
Gonna post this exact fucking reply in every seafoam video?
is it because you fucked up your POS engine using seafoam? i bet you thought it was gonna make your engine like brand new again. It only cleans the top end out. It doesn't cure anything. It is maintenance and nothing else.
sears had a thing called motor flush back in the day we used a can on a coworkers international scout after work it killed the truck the thing to remember kiddies is if you blow carbon off the valves it can burn the valve hang up the valve crack a ring and more importantly clog the converters...keep sea foaming business is great
My Jetta didn't have issues w/ performance before, OR after I did the Seafoam process. In all honesty, I probably couldn't tell if anything changed. If it did, it was probably marginable. One thing's for sure tho, that was a lot of junk that came out of my exhaust. Junk that was somewhere in my engine to begin with.
The junk that came out of your exhaust was the junk you put in your engine. It's called common sense. You could use Seafoam on a BRAND NEW engine and guess what...it would smoke too.
The smoke is the burning off of the seafoam. But what you cannot see in this video is the discharged carbon coming out in chunks from the tailpipe. My 98 GMC had a lot of carbon build up and discharge when i seafoamed it. But my civic did not.
@MrCraphead Anybody that uses seafoam is a dumbass, that junk washes your oil from your cylinder walls and destroys your compression rings on your pistons. So no it will not help you at all. Do your self a favor and buy a head gasket kit, pull the heads and clean, polish, and remove build up that way.
i would like to see what would happen if you did a burn out or going at full speed down a runway with a 350mph vechical... or even better make one thart goes on a steem train...
Wouldn't you rather find out that carbon build-up is holding your engine together anyways?
I'd rather find out, and fix that rather than having it just blow up someday to find out that carbon has been sealing holes and maintaining my compression.
Get rid of carbon, it's NEVER good for your engine. Your components should do the work it was made to do, not carbon!
most carbon build up is from wear and tear over the years. if you have to seafoam a liberally used 5 year old car then you have a problem, but foaming a 10-15 year old car makes sense.
Well, a lot of the times people use seafoam when their cars start to bog out, crappy acceleration, pretty much running like it shouldn't. Keep in mind that they of course troubleshoot their other problems as for why their cars would be running that way. Heh. But hey, if you wanna seafoam and it runs badass after, then gj. :)
I'd be careful with seafoam. Make sure your car really needs it before you use it. Some people have used seafoam on their car that didn't need it. And some of the things that carbon was actually keeping from leaking got cleaned out and their blocks would start to leak. Just a suggestion. I was gonna seafoam my car until I read about that. I just gotta make sure that my car truly needs it.
their product as in their services. replacing your engine is a lot of book time. using their products to rebuild your engine to insure relibility, using there products as in tranny fluid, oil, oil filters, diff fluid. would make sense. would they recomend a product thats not theirs to clean our your motor.
Good video. Check out mine... If you guess what exhaust I'm running I'll give anyone a free iTunes card. No joke!!
541BOI 11 months ago
Worked great on my Porsche 911 S great video.
oddsource 2 years ago 2
oh wow your so cool! you had to tell everyone you have a porshe cocky peice of shit
allbikes9 1 year ago
@oddsource
I call BS until i see a vid proving it =D
kruxdelacroix 1 year ago
la meilleure chose pour nettoyer un moteur.
tontonsteve 2 years ago
niiicee dude which hose did you use to suck the seafoam through? i got a mk3 jettta but i cant find the righ place to suck the SF from, thanks
sammyz0207 2 years ago
Listen to that excellence of a VR6. :)
K1ass1K 2 years ago
VR6??? i have one just like it.
WickedG5150 2 years ago
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seafoam is a lame snake oil party trick of a product.
monkeysee79 3 years ago
exactly, does FA apart from cause smoke.
urbex2007 2 years ago
nice
glhman222 3 years ago
That's not a good idea. Try not too let it die when youre revving it with seafoam
Domman56 3 years ago
nice car
naterade21 3 years ago
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congrats on seafoaming a piece of shit car.
icyeight 3 years ago
haha
KBDB91 3 years ago
that stock exhaust it cute
icyeight 3 years ago
u should lower ur car. it looks ugly with the rims and not lowered.
phatso786 3 years ago 2
what year is that jetta
holloradoskater 3 years ago
SeaFoam FTW!
gfindon 3 years ago
What a beautiful day.
CharlieChuno 3 years ago 2
i wouldn't recommend doing this because it burns your rings and gaskets, thus resulting in burning more oil and would later cost you more money in the long run.
fujirio 3 years ago
Gonna post this exact fucking reply in every seafoam video?
is it because you fucked up your POS engine using seafoam? i bet you thought it was gonna make your engine like brand new again. It only cleans the top end out. It doesn't cure anything. It is maintenance and nothing else.
kemuksigak 3 years ago
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u fail
glhman222 3 years ago
carbon also builds up if you dont let the engine warm up and just drive away or revving while engine is cold
rb26xs14 3 years ago
sears had a thing called motor flush back in the day we used a can on a coworkers international scout after work it killed the truck the thing to remember kiddies is if you blow carbon off the valves it can burn the valve hang up the valve crack a ring and more importantly clog the converters...keep sea foaming business is great
jeffandmissymello 3 years ago
My Jetta didn't have issues w/ performance before, OR after I did the Seafoam process. In all honesty, I probably couldn't tell if anything changed. If it did, it was probably marginable. One thing's for sure tho, that was a lot of junk that came out of my exhaust. Junk that was somewhere in my engine to begin with.
MrCraphead 4 years ago
The junk that came out of your exhaust was the junk you put in your engine. It's called common sense. You could use Seafoam on a BRAND NEW engine and guess what...it would smoke too.
JasonInAugusta 3 years ago
The smoke is the burning off of the seafoam. But what you cannot see in this video is the discharged carbon coming out in chunks from the tailpipe. My 98 GMC had a lot of carbon build up and discharge when i seafoamed it. But my civic did not.
kemuksigak 3 years ago
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@MrCraphead Anybody that uses seafoam is a dumbass, that junk washes your oil from your cylinder walls and destroys your compression rings on your pistons. So no it will not help you at all. Do your self a favor and buy a head gasket kit, pull the heads and clean, polish, and remove build up that way.
hondamagnaperformanc 1 year ago
Does your Jetta have problems starting and randomly stalling? How did the seafoam work for you?
TheOneAndOnlyFink 4 years ago
i would like to see what would happen if you did a burn out or going at full speed down a runway with a 350mph vechical... or even better make one thart goes on a steem train...
Kingkong9099 4 years ago
Wouldn't you rather find out that carbon build-up is holding your engine together anyways?
I'd rather find out, and fix that rather than having it just blow up someday to find out that carbon has been sealing holes and maintaining my compression.
Get rid of carbon, it's NEVER good for your engine. Your components should do the work it was made to do, not carbon!
JoshToTheSink 4 years ago
most carbon build up is from wear and tear over the years. if you have to seafoam a liberally used 5 year old car then you have a problem, but foaming a 10-15 year old car makes sense.
lavaking88988 4 years ago
Well, a lot of the times people use seafoam when their cars start to bog out, crappy acceleration, pretty much running like it shouldn't. Keep in mind that they of course troubleshoot their other problems as for why their cars would be running that way. Heh. But hey, if you wanna seafoam and it runs badass after, then gj. :)
RiceBoyRichie 4 years ago
I'd be careful with seafoam. Make sure your car really needs it before you use it. Some people have used seafoam on their car that didn't need it. And some of the things that carbon was actually keeping from leaking got cleaned out and their blocks would start to leak. Just a suggestion. I was gonna seafoam my car until I read about that. I just gotta make sure that my car truly needs it.
RiceBoyRichie 4 years ago
How can you tell if your car "needs" seafoam? If Seafoam actually worked, car manufacturers would recommend it.
theblackcrowe2003 4 years ago
why would car manufacturers recomend anything other than there products. they would just be losing money.
bagdouche 4 years ago
That makes no sense at all. The point is car manufactures don't recommend using any gimmick like this. There is no such a thing as "their product".
theblackcrowe2003 4 years ago
their product as in their services. replacing your engine is a lot of book time. using their products to rebuild your engine to insure relibility, using there products as in tranny fluid, oil, oil filters, diff fluid. would make sense. would they recomend a product thats not theirs to clean our your motor.
bagdouche 4 years ago
cleans out the carbon buildup. I don't know wher eyou put it though.
bassoonboy 4 years ago
vacume lines, gas, oil.
VWA2MKII 4 years ago
whats seafoaming?
nate8930 5 years ago
seafoamsales dot com
check it out. good stuff 4 ur car.
coma9 4 years ago
im glad you asked..i thought i was the onlyone who didnt know...haha.
damshley 4 years ago
thinkin bout SeaFoamin my 99.5 Jetta
dalagnorak1986 5 years ago