thundermax
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What is the recommended amt of it in a tankfull for a good cleaning? What do you put in?
Looks like me and Mr Maxx think alike, I put a couple ounces in every so often just because it seems to help.
Will SeaFoam cause issues with our clutch if added to the motor? Never used it...
yamaha has a product called "ring free" ive used in 2 stroke engines....it works great!!I'm glad you asked. I had a ring sticking problem in one cylinder a while ago,and started adding 1/4 can of Seafoam to my oil, running it 40-50 miles then changing the oil, at my regulsr interval. No clutch problems so far. The engine is running fine now. This is just precautionary.I'm running the DD clutch mod.
Steve-o
I'll bet it's not a problem if used in the right quantity. I've used Acetone for a couple of years. Last time I was into my carbs they were clean as a whistle inside. No rubber damage visable. I know I'm not the only one. The Acetone must be pure !00%, not hardware store grade. I find it in Walgreens. There is lots of info on it if you google it.I posted up about SeaFoam before, search for the MSDS info sheet for it & you should get a hit. The 85%+ component is naphtha and "pale oil," which are derivative of mineral oil. While I don't want to be liable for "ruining" anyone's engine, it would be interesting to see someone use naphtha in the quantity similar to what is called-for in the SeaFoam directions and to see if the effects are similar. Naphtha is far easier to find in quantity and much cheaper! Both pale oil and naphtha are insoluble in water and have specific gravity < 1, which is water's (water=1), meaning that both will float on-top of water, since they both are insoluble w/it.
I have a couple of chainsaws I need to clean because they won't start/idle easily, so maybe I will try the naphtha on them to see what happens. I'll let you know how it works, or if my carburerator dissolves into smoking goo and toxic gases.
Are you saying you put Acetone in your gas?I'll bet it's not a problem if used in the right quantity. I've used Acetone for a couple of years. Last time I was into my carbs they were clean as a whistle inside. No rubber damage visable. I know I'm not the only one. The Acetone must be pure !00%, not hardware store grade. I find it in Walgreens. There is lots of info on it if you google it.
Steve-o
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