Sea Foam in gas tank, no start now
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Sea Foam in gas tank, no start now
Well I got some sea foam for my car and decided to put some in my bike. Left it for a couple of days (not much gas in the tank, probably a dumb move on my part) and came back to start it and no go. Would the sea foam affect it. The bike (before I put the sea foam in) hadn't been run in two weeks. Any ideas?-
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RE: Sea Foam in gas tank, no start now
ORIGINAL: Lamar Vannoy
The Seafoam should only be in the tank and not the injectors since it hasn't run yet. I'd just add more gas if you put too much Seafoam in to get the right mixture. Easier than draining the tank.
The Seafoam should only be in the tank and not the injectors since it hasn't run yet. I'd just add more gas if you put too much Seafoam in to get the right mixture. Easier than draining the tank.