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    How To: SeaFoam a 9G

    This is my Experience on A How-to Sea-Foam a 9G!

    Hope it helps!

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    Experienced TGC Member johnygezony's Avatar
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    What exactly does it do ?

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    lol click on "here"

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    Quote Originally Posted by johnygezony View Post
    lol click on "here"
    my computer opened a dead link, but i got it to work so i deleted my comment lol

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    lol not gonna lie.. you sound VERY bored lol

    Seafoam basically cleans everything internally..i gotta do it to my maxima next week

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    Experienced TGC Member johnygezony's Avatar
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    So....what vacuum line should i put in my 8g ?

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    I would be terrified to seafoam.

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    UFF like back from the dead, but I'm back . . .

    The seafoam-ing experience might vary depending on how old, dirty and well "USED" your engine might be. My experience wasn't as "smoky" as you might have seen on videos on the internet. However, I have to say that soon after I saw much better gas mileage and throttle response.

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    Any chance the videos can get re upp'd? I'd like to do this with my 9g as I'm having misfire issues.

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