I’d recommend adding Sea Foam 100-300 miles before your next oil change. That does two things:
First, it gives the Sea Foam enough time to clean and reliquefy residues. You can add it much earlier than this, but 300 miles is enough time for it to work.
Second, it allows all the reliquefied residues/gunk to be drained away when you change your oil.
Though 100-300 miles before an oil change is the best time to add it, it’s okay to add Sea Foam right after you change your oil, especially in a clean/newer engine. It’s safe to leave in there for the life of the oil.
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Great question, Randy.
I’d recommend adding Sea Foam 100-300 miles before your next oil change. That does two things:
Though 100-300 miles before an oil change is the best time to add it, it’s okay to add Sea Foam right after you change your oil, especially in a clean/newer engine. It’s safe to leave in there for the life of the oil.