Current Events > Do you use Seafoam Motor treatment on your car?

(+) Yeah! (+)

a lot of mechanics say its junk and not doing anything.

but anecdotally, my 1995 Toyota Camry with 255,000 miles on it failed a smog test about 2 years ago. like, really bad. the guy told me the car was fucked. brought it to my mechanic and was like "uh well unless you wanna pay 700+ dollars for a new cat converter, you can try Seafoam."

so i got the spray and the can. i did what this guy did in the video and BAM, PASSED. this year, did it again. PASSED.
if you dont want to watch a longish video, just check the before and after.
https://youtu.be/agAWXnT4-EQ?t=519

so yeah i dunno. it works for me.

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hello

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oh right i forgot this is CE

where everyone drives expensive Mercedes Benz and Audis and just crashes them and goes "oh dear, mummy and daddy will have to buy me a new one lololololol"

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_BlueMonk posted...

oh right i forgot this is CE

where everyone drives expensive Mercedes Benz and Audis and just crashes them and goes "oh dear, mummy and daddy will have to buy me a new one lololololol"

I mean I drive a 2019 challenger and 2015 f150 but I def paid for them living on my own. Ive never heard of seafoam. An explanation would be nice


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No, most people are probably confused if this topic came out of the 90s or early 2000's or what?

I didn't even know that shit still existed. And your 500 dollar car is older than some users. My first car i saved up 2 grand for was nicer.

I'm so confused

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darkprince45 posted...

I mean I drive a 2019 challenger and 2015 f150 but I def paid for them living on my own. Ive never heard of seafoam. An explanation would be nice

its a fuel/motor oil/intake cleaning solution. clears out carbon build up.

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