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  • I really dont think this stuff works. If Carbon build up were really coming out of your exhaust it would just be a very thick, very black could of smoke.. not white.

  • just did mine on my CG5

  • honestly when u first reved it, it sounded like a sti

  • dude, a vtec honda is not supposed to idle like that!

  • I would not recommend doing this. For idle and acceleration issue on these older Hondas, you should remove and clean your IAC, Throttle Body, and EGR valve and clean EGR ports and cover plate if you have them. It is an easy job and costs about $40 in gaskets and cleaner. You should use an "oil based" cleaner for long-term cleaning [like Lucas?] rather than SeaFoam which is alcohol based. Doing what this video says, especially if you do it improperly, will cost you engine life.

  • DONT DO IT!...i did this to my 1994 honda accord...and guess wut my engine is on a stand..im going threw all the gaskets and replacing them...becuz thanks to seafoam it Blew my head gasket, and now i have antifreeze everywhere in the motor :) this stuff it great

  • @kingofbass63 your head gasket failed because you overheated the engine. seafoam will not and cannot have any ill effects on an engine; guaranteed.

  • @schrankm you can't sit there and tell me what and did not do to my engine. I did not for a fact over heat my engine in anyway possible. It was running just fine then i put seafoam in it and fucked everything up.. then when it started to leak antifreeze into the engine. it then start to over heat because their was no coolant since it got burned threw the engine.

  • @kingofbass63 i guarantee seafoam did no damage to your engine or to any engine. i GUARANTEE it.

  • @kingofbass63 you say "it started to leak antifreeze into the engine". if you knew you had antifreeze leaking where it shouldn't be, why would you not stop running the engine? most normal people quit using an engine when they know there's a serious issue. nevertheless, seafoam is not to blame. it's a petroleum based product -- not sulfuric acid.

  • @schrankm I'm not even going to continue this convo with you. My accord now has a jdm h22a dohc vtec engine in it.

  • @kingofbass63 oh wow. just be sure to seafoam it once a year.

  • Seafoam is useless.

    Only niggers and spics use it.

  • carbon huh take ur accord on the highway and drive 100mph+ for about an hour..there goes all your carbon..and dont use cheap gas.

  • um seriously why are u not just putting it in the Oil?

    like...

    what the fuck?

  • @Gibson299 read the manufacturer instructions.

  • I hear seafoam is bad for poot pipes and will burn out the insulation and make it even slower and sound even worse

  • that white smoke isn't "carbon" burning. It's the light (pale) oil in the seafoam burning off.

  • i thought carbon was a lot darker. this just looks like oil burning in your engine

  • @flybikes90 You're acually right and wrong, You are seeing an "oil" like substance burning off but that is the varnish or sludge or what ever you like to call it "a very very dence hydrocarbon" . But the way seafoam and a plethrea of other products work is they burn hotter and don't compress as well as gas alone. thus dehydrating the hydro carbon and putting under greater preasure thus in the hopes of dislodging it. but if you want to see the carbon wrap a old white tee shirt at the tail pipe.

  • And it great for the ozone layer. Lol

  • The vtec is screaming MORE MORE ;>

  • oh and nice ricer

  • wish i had a good camera to record my seville/corsa exhaust seafoaming :(

  • why you seafoam your honda? carbon build up is really heavy when you dont drive your car that much and been sitting often,and also that white smoke is the seafoam you pour on the intake,its not carbon,carbon should be black,i barely see anything

  •  that exahust is ugly

  • PCV valve its recommended since it feeds all cylinders slower.

  • @crestlinersuperhawk what does white mean then?

  • @crestlinersuperhawk you're an idiot. you can't use normal cleaners on honda injectors, that's why they use seafoam.

  • what kind of exhaust do you have it sounds awesome.

  • i bet a funnel would of helped A LOT! lol 

  • whats the point of doing that to your car

  • so GreddyAccord99 , do you recommand it for us ?

  • er3r

  • Well, i was hoping to the before and after effect.

  • *ethanol. Sorry lol dumb auto spell check

  • Ethanol is really good at cleaning up oil. I used to work for a company dumping all sorts of petroleum products including crude oil that was basically sludge and the ethical ate right through it and cleaned it up. The stuff works

  • Nice Greddy Evo2 Muffler.

  • @votealgore It's the original Evo 1, but thanks :)

  • @GreddyAccord99

    my bad lol

  • You waste your money on that crap but goahead and waste it it will keep the people in jobs at seafoam factory

  • nice fart pipe

  • @5irR4p70r -i hate dip shits like you fag its a performance exhaust moron if you dont like it go fuck yourself

  • @5irR4p70r that was hilarious

  • YEAH BOY I BET THAT FART CANNON ADDED 50HP TO YOUR FWD HONDA

  • wow u can hear the intake clearly. u must have low miles on it......mine(also a 99) u can barly hear it suck in air at idle...and its got 113k miles

  • You are supposed to pour it in faster and faster until the engine stops. That way the maximum amount is in the cylinder so it can clean.

  • sea foam is bad

  • so im guessing i shouldnt sea foam my car on a suburban street? haha seems like it will piss my neighbors off

  • @flyfeind187 Yea, either that or they'll call the fire department..

  • id like to know what kind o wheels u had on that bad boy?

  • @CYB117 RH C2's 18" ;)

  • Very informative. I have a 2001 Honda Prelude, and I need help on adding seafoam to the engine, and other places where needed. If so, could you take me step by step on how to? That would be great. :)

  • @deezol That is the step by step. Should be nearly identical whether you have the H22/H23/F22..

  • @GreddyAccord99 Okay cool. Thanks!

  • what rims are those? they look nice!

  • @xtremeracer83 Thank you. RH C2's

  • @GreddyAccord99 its crazy, i have like the exact same car as you...emerald green, sri, similar catback, everything else....except mines an 01 haha....are you a member of 6GA? i think ive seen you on that site

  • @Th3EminemSh0w Well, mine is black, and a '99 but close enough lol. Yes I'm on 6GA, haven't been on there in a really long time though.

  • this shit will make u high bad haha

  • @trainfreak14 Yea.. no it wont..

  • @GreddyAccord99 well when ur in an enclosed mechanic shop it will i should kno

  • @GreddyAccord99 hey man i have a 1998 accord 3.0 vtec i was gonna do this treatment do you have to rev it like that?was wondering because i never do that

  • @GreddyAccord99 do you have to rev it i have a 1998 accord 3.0 vtec was gonna do this but i dont like revin it

  • @trainfreak14 It'll kill u!

  • i highly dont recommend this, if you have the proper equipment that can produce a 1 second drop of treatment id use the pcv valve instead or another vaccume line thats going in the crankcase.

  • @cubanjoe56 meant mainfold! sorry!

  • @cubanjoe56 Lol what? That doesn't make sense to me. My process has worked quite well for me with no problems.

  • @GreddyAccord99 ok, how about long run? let's see it in the next 6 months. I think some gasket materials can survive this test. but let see. by the way, what is that can?

  • @GreddyAccord99 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.

  • @cubanjoe56 im srry dude but u sure u work for a shop? cause i think ur a little bit wrong. i OWN a shop and ive never seen anyone come to me after sea foam use about seals in the booster.and he was not pouring it way too fast he was pouring like instructed. so in other words stop being the litlle kid on the computer acting like he knows wat hes saying

  • @cubanjoe56 No alcohol in Seafoam

  • @cubanjoe56 obviously this guy works for a lube shop and knows nothing about mechanics. I am ASE certified and i can tell you for a fact that the guy in this video is doing it perfectly, although you can wait 30-60 mins without any danger. If you dont know then dont respond

  • @cubanjoe56 it's not like it is going to dissolve that whole brake booster line with a can of seafoam.... and he isn't going to hurt a thing by adding it "too fast" as you said.

  • @cubanjoe56 too bad there is no alcohol in sea foam its a 100% petroleum product

  • @cubanjoe56 -your a fucking douche bag buddy dissing on the guy fag your the idiot not him moron go back to your gay shop and shov a vacum hose up your ass you moron

  • @cubanjoe56 Quite possibly one of the dumbest things I have seen. In order to clean gunk and carbon buildup off of cylinders and valves you need to put as much injector cleaner as you can while pressing on the gas pedal in order to keep the motor running. At my shop if we ever use seafoam we do it properly, 33 percent in the crankcase, 33 percent in the gas tank and another 33 percent in a pressure bottle sent through the booster. Have never experienced a problem in 5 years

  • @cubanjoe56 Btw a drop is not the best method, the best way to do it is through the rail. Second best is fogging it through the throttle body (except nissans). Explain how you ruin seals on a booster when the cleaner is sent through the intake, there should be no way fluid is returning to the booster unless you are pouring it in and then just hooking it back up without running the vehicle. Just change the oil 20-30 minutes after putting it in the crankcase. Don't spread false info.

  • @cubanjoe56, hey the product says it wont do anything to the seals, do you even know how long this product has been around. If you aren't using Z-Max this is the perfect DIY for the backyard mechanic, besides this should be only for a engine if its seriously needs cleaning.

  • @cubanjoe56 how does it eat the seals in the brake booster when it dosent get in there??? the hose goin from the booster to the intake not into the booster???

  • @cubanjoe56 If you work at a shop you would know that the hose goes into the intake and to the booster and he undone it at the booster and there for it went into the intake.???

  • @cubanjoe56 tell me how the seafoam "eats up the seals in the booster" when the engine is pulling vacuum through that hose? it's not forcing air into the booster, which is why it's called a vacuum booster. the last time i checked, vacuum meant creating a negative pressure. i don't see how seafoam magically enters the booster when it's under vacuum pressure pulling AWAY from the booster. so much for your mechanical knowledge. sweeping floors in a shop doesn't make you an ASE master mechanic.

  • @schrankm THANKYOU!! Someone with a freakin' brain...

  • @schrankm You are correct about one thing vacuum is negative prressure but let me ask you this, when you put the vacuum hose back on the booster what happens to the excess fluid left in the hose? i would like to know your amazing mechanical input. Because if you have an ounce of intellegence you would know that it is not under an immense amount of vacuum pressure to suck all fluids out the hose, so where you think the excess fluid goes? drips down the booster and eats the seals. stupid!

  • @cubanjoe56 if YOU had an ounce of intelligence, you would know how to spell the word 'intelligence'. lmao the vacuum is great on that hose. how would a drop or two of seafoam "eat" seals? if you weren't a fucking moron, you would discover that seafoam is a petroleum based product. how does oil "eat" a rubber seal? if seafoam is so bad for rubber, how does it not ruin the rubber fuel lines or rubber in or on the fuel pump? in case you don't know, it's also used in the fuel system, retard.

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  • @cubanjoe56 and why is it that your incredibly intelligent comment has so many negative votes that it's hidden? mine has 7 positve votes and it's still readily visible.

  • @schrankm thats because people are misinformed and dont know anybetter, it happens. there a device that u put on the hood of the vehicle with a tube that u connect to the hose that goes into the manifold and it uses gravity to gradualy drop fluid into manifold at a brisk pace because if you pour it to fast IT is know to hydrolock the engine, like when people have the intake under car run over a puddle thats extreme but it can happen using your method also.im sorry i was so rude i just dont agree

  • @cubanjoe56 i guess people are misinformed by the manufacturer of seafoam. have you never read the instructions on the can? if you pour it into a hose connected to the manifold, the hose will still have vacuum since it's connected to the intake. where do you think engine vacuum comes from? the engine will die long before it hydrolocks because seafoam is non combustible and too much entering the combustion chambers will create an air fuel mixture that is much too lean.

  • @cubanjoe56 the manufacturer says to slowly pour it into a central vacuum source, such as the pcv hose. the vacuum booster hose works just the same. if the company says to do it this way, i believe it is correct and it works just fine and the company knows infinitely more about it than you or i.

  • @schrank When I "fog" an engine like this I find it usefull to lightly rap on the cat cause alot of the bigger chunks can get stuck in the upside of the honey combs in it. I probably burnt up two converters be fore I did this. Sometimes I will even do this before I fog the engine, drive or lightly rev it till its nice and hot as satans nads, then prop it at oh 1500-2000 and whack at it you'd be surprised what comes out : )

  • @bobrossftw when i aquire a vehicle, one of the first things i do is remove the converter and throw it away. you can't possibly have a problem with a plugged converter on your vehicle if it doesn't have one. the things are useless as hell.

  • @schrankm My 1996 sunfire gt with 207,000 + doesnt have one either anymore, i was just stating that process for our friends in places like cali. I how ever am in Indiana and we don't care get a sawzall and get on with life am I right. : ) the only down side to removing the cat is the car will run a little richer but with the right plugs and a hotter ignition you can make that to your favor so go with it. Gas mileage will suffer so they say but my sunfire gets like 35 mpg stock is 29.

  • @bobrossftw it won't affect how the car runs at all unless it's a newer car with multiple O2 sensors. yours and the ones i'm speaking of have only one. the exhaust out the tailpipe will contain more fuel vapors, simply because the converter is no longer there to burn the fumes. if you go messing with spark plugs that burn hotter, you're asking for trouble. if it ran rich, the check engine light would come on. my fuel mileage has only gotten better and more power with no converter.

  • @bobrossftw i live in your neighboring state: Ohio :)

  • @bobrossftw oh, by the way, Bob Ross was the god damned man! he could paint an asshole on canvas and anyone would buy it.

  • @schrankm ya I chose the name cause I like the way how you have no idea how he's gonna make it work till the last moment then the brilliance of internal contemplation.

  • @bobrossftw IVE SEEEEEEEN YOUR SUNFIRE ha its black and i have a cat on me neon.... fucker keeps leaving paw prints on my windshield 02 is only plugged into my af ratio gauge only code i can pull from it is power interuption aka i changed my battery

  • @schrankm Dont make Fun of janitors! XD I maybe 17 but i know alot more now that ive worked in an auto shop sweeping floors 0.o

  • @schrankm LMFAO dam son this niggah went in!

  • @schrankm seems like alot of people may not directly blame seafoam for vacum booster seals but defienlty blame it for everything else! i can ALMOST garantee greddyaccord99's car is not running right now

  • @cubanjoe56 i would bet money that it is still running. i CAN guarantee seafoam did not have ANY ill effects on his car. so you think a car is inoperable because of a brake booster? we've already been over this anyway. seafoam cannot get into the booster unless you pour it into the booster. even if you did, it wouldn't hurt a thing. if you look above, it seems that at least 12 people agree.

  • @cubanjoe56 so you want me to rev to 2k for 30 min? that sounds smart.

  • @BradRizzle7780 do you know how to break in a new camshaft? it's very similar and i think it is very smart.

  • why is it not recommeneded to drive around

  • @Asim1Killa cuase of all the white smoke comin out the exhuast could blind people when drivin with all the smoke i done it an smoked out a whole road full of cars an a neighbor hood haha

  • I seafoamed and now my car stalls. I did everything everybody else did 1/3 in gas, crankcase, and booster. I waited 10mins after adding it in, and had a nice smoke show for 2 mins. Afterwards my car kept shaking like crazy. Now everytime I start it, it stalls automatically. PLEASE HELP!

  • I seafoamed my e34 bmw and now it won't accelerate when in drive but revs fine in park. P.S. I only threw it in the crankcase and gas tank.

  • its not bad for your engine you could let it sit for a day and it wouldnt matter

  • use a vacuum port on the throttle body, using your brake booster line floods just 1 or 2 cylnders. Use a clear pvc line and stick one end on the tb nipple, and one end the botlle. Half way between the line use a Y splitter to allow air so your engine wont drown out.

  • hey can you send me a pick of vacumm lay out i -up mine and dont remember how it went...

  • A. That's crap. Carbon doesn't just turn into vapor and get blown away like that. B. That looks horrible for the environment.

  • @z3man84 seafoam is an EPA registered product fyi. The chemicals in seafoam break up the carbon so it can be blown out. Stop being a tree hugger. Its not like millions of people are doing this at one time. As far as i know the whole world is screwed environmentally beyond repair anyways.

  • I am no mechanic, but I don't recommend this. If you want to clean out your engine and keep it clean use a quality synthetic oil, Shell V Power gasoline or another high quality gas, and a quality fuel injector cleaner.

  • great info!

  • You should really do this after your car is @ normal operating temp. And its safe 2 drive the car after letting the seafoam sit. IMO it's actually better to drive the car cause the smoke will clear 2 times faster than just revving it. I actually WOT mine & i suck the seafoam in thru the pcv valve.

  • I like your rims they look nice, and the car actually looks clean and nice unlike all the mexicaned up ones. Nice whip.

  • this stuff is crap, just use good quality gas

  • @johntrebec this stuff works

  • Nice exhaust.......................­.......LOL.

  • dude sick vid, mind pm'ing me that exhaust ? I love it :D

  • @payndew Greddy Evo Catback Exhaust. The one I have is obviously discontinued, but the Evo II should sound the exact same.

  • @GreddyAccord99 Ok, near the end when you put the rest of the seafoam in the gas tank, do you just leave it sitting there? And drive it around with the seafoam in it? Or, do you have to drive around until your gas is empty along w/the sea foam.

  • @godrilla No, you don't have to drive it around, it can just sit there for a while. The seafoam in your gas tank takes over like a "gas treatment" product that you would see at an auto parts store. A piece of advice though is to put the rest of the seafoam into a full tank of gas so it'll mix in and you'll get the most out of that third or half (whichever you decided to use).

  • @GreddyAccord99 dude it sounded like a wrx :) lol kool

  • i just put the vacuum line in the can and let it suck it out. Alot simpler.

  • i think the rice is done.

  • way to pollute the ozone my dude

  • You are the cause for Global Warming. :O Haha.

  • after you use sea foam i always recommend changing your oil, sea foams cleaning detergents is not good to stay in your oil or engine fro along period of time it can casue harmful damages later on!

  • @thirsk66 thats only if you pour it in your oil.

  • so did the stuff improve anything performance, mpg let me know

  • boom

  • nice vid...have the same car+color except its an 01....what kinda fuel injectors are those??? do they work well for you??

  • hahahah all u american car lovers give it up ok ur american thing might be a lil faster but its uglyy man face it its outdated an trust me i have a 91 lx h22a swap and ur wife would hop in an on mines than urs any day

  • @europhiCc punctuation? grammar? wow. If you are going to bother typing, at least type whole sentences instead of a whole paragraph of garbage nobody can read.

  • carbon comes out black not white,

    white is water which is used to make up seafoam

  • You can have the same effect if u put antifreeze in your engine lol

  • too bad seafoam can't help that v-tech grow a pair. 

  • dont go tooo fast now

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  • @sharpietagger24 you mean F series..

  • great. you just killed your car

  • @yetboquinto What are you talking about?

  • the smoke isn't carbon thats built up. its the ethyl alcohol and water that make up the seafoam thats being burnt off in the engine.

  • @northeasteg6 Yer lol, they are say in their vids is carbon burning. LoL, it's already been burnt.

  • @northeasteg6 Seafoam website claims it is 100% petroleum product. Ethyl alchohol(Ethanol) is not any sort of petroleum dervitave and neither is water.

  • @northeasteg6 Seafoam website claims it is 100% petroleum product. Ethyl alchohol(Ethanol) is not any sort of petroleum dervitave and neither is water. However I can't proove it but I am with you that the majority of the smoke is the seafoam product and not carbon. However this stuff disolves carbon very well so I am sure it is expelling lots of carbon too.

  • How exactly do you know this stuff works? Whats different after this treatment?

  • you need to also pour it into the gas tank

  • I can't get that tube off the brake booster. It's so seized up even the clamp is removed. And I pulled/pryed so hard the car rocked back and fourth.

  • @kashahyah Oh yea its a huge pain! Try spraying WD40 or better yet, PB Blaster. It should come off easy after that.

  • dont tell al gore lol (davidsfarm line)

  • Wont backfire, still have the cat on.

  • What kind of exhaust are you running i have a 98 accord 4cyl and i want to know what to get that has a deep sound

  • @toastyman6 get an AMERICAN car!!

  • Carbon is black - that white stuff is your money being blown out the exhaust lol

  • Seafoam FTW!!!

  • I wish people would understand how seafoam works. It idles like that with a vacuum leak. Also this helps out a lot because after i did my car, the throttle response was much faster and the air was flowing more freely. Transmission was also a lot smoother even though you don't put any into the transmission itself.

  • @lilg00b Also it only idled like that because he pulled the vacuum hose off.

  • You have to prove actual cleaning by letting us see the underside of the valvecover.

  • @seapeddler Why dont you ask the company itself? Im not skilled enough to rip my motor apart.

  • @GreddyAccord99 With a flexible automotive borescope, you can see anything you want in an engine without dismantling !

  • @GreddyAccord99 lol not skilled enough to take 4 bolts off the valve cover? XD can take the valve cover off and reinstall in under 1 minute

  • @northeasteg6 At the time I read it wrong, I thought he was saying take off the head, then I wondered why I had so many people responding about that, lol.

  • @seapeddler If I had/could afford one, and knew where to use it, I would, but I dont and cant, so sorry lol.