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Old 11-17-2009, 08:17 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Question about Seafoam

I drive a 1992 Prelude Si. When my brothers and I seafoamed their S10 and Probe their exhaust both spit out clouds of white smoke for a while. When we did mine the exhaust spit out just a little bit of white smoke for about two miles. So my question is has anyone seafoamed their Prelude, and is what happened to mine normal or do I need to do it again?

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Just because their cars did, doesnt' mean yours has too.

I still think it's a gimmick.
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i think it f-ed up my 1st engine.
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Old 11-17-2009, 10:56 PM   #4 (permalink)
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Your brothers had crappy American vehicles that get very dirty because they were engineered by genius' and built by nascar/budweiser/wal-mart loving rednecks. So when "cleaned" alot of stuff came out.

Your car on the other hand was conceived by an engineer who was honored to be working for the great Soichiro's company and built by technicians who take great pride in their work, as if every Honda carried their personal signature on it. So even as old as it is very little needed cleaning
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I never had much come out of my exhaust when I seafomed, sounds normal
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I had a good amount come out of mine for the first 10 min or so
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Both from my father-in-law who was a long time mechanic for Honda before starting his own business as well as Tatsuru Ichishima, never use an engine flush on a Japanese engine. It messes up your tight clearances.
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so seafoam cleans your engine? what is the purpose of seafoam? is it same? and where can i get it??a
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