Sea Foam is made to clean and protect engine parts (anywhere that comes into contact with fuel) as the engine is running and burning fuel. Additionally, it will prevent fuel from breaking down.
For the best results, add a full can of Sea Foam to a low tank of fuel. After you add Sea Foam to the gas tank, run your truck for at least 20 miles before refueling. That will give the Sea Foam time to work through the fuel system before being diluted by more fuel. Besides that, there aren’t really any rules – just pour it in and drive!
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Thanks for the question, Jay.
Sea Foam is made to clean and protect engine parts (anywhere that comes into contact with fuel) as the engine is running and burning fuel. Additionally, it will prevent fuel from breaking down.
For the best results, add a full can of Sea Foam to a low tank of fuel. After you add Sea Foam to the gas tank, run your truck for at least 20 miles before refueling. That will give the Sea Foam time to work through the fuel system before being diluted by more fuel. Besides that, there aren’t really any rules – just pour it in and drive!