Seafoam?
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David
1998 Suzuki Bandit
1978 GS750 gone but not forgotten
1978 GS1000 - gone
1981 GS850 - gone -
Macguyver
Seafoam
I love the stuff, I usually have 2 cans at home at any given time.
I have turned many people on to it, and all have had impressive results.
I have not found a product which cleans up dirty engines as nicely without having to dissassemble them. IMO, it's the best thing you can do for your ride, be it a bike, or cage, it's all good. It's also the only thing I would recommend using to clean up oxygen sensors, they will have to soak for a week though, but with great results.
I also recommend the deep creep, very good stuff.Comment
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BassCliff
Hi,
Sea Foam does not work miracles, but it helps. I use it occasionally in a tank of gas just to make sure the carbs stay clean.
Thank you for your indulgence,
BassCliffComment
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English Bulldog
I just bought a can to share between the Katana and my new RD350 which is struggling to idle when warm
I know that I really should pull the carbs off both of them and do a full rebuild as both of them have been sitting for a long time but for $10 this seemed like a good idea to start with
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MMMMMM. Rd 350. Must see pics!I just bought a can to share between the Katana and my new RD350 which is struggling to idle when warm
I know that I really should pull the carbs off both of them and do a full rebuild as both of them have been sitting for a long time but for $10 this seemed like a good idea to start with
I use Sea Foam in all my toys for the winter storage tanks of fuel. That and a bit of Sta-Bil and things fire right off in the spring. I also use the Non-Oxiginated fuel for all the toys. Keeps real well.Comment
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English Bulldog
Here is a picture of the RD350LC I just bought from a guy in Vegas
Less than 8,000 been in a collection since the late 80'sAttached FilesComment
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a747freak
I actually just bought some today for my one and only GS250T. $7 at Advance Auto. I think some rust particles got sucked into my carbs, since I just cleaned them and the bike ran great for a week and now its rough again. Hoping it'll help.Comment
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Guest
It works for cleaning the valves but not cleaning carbs. You have to take them apart and clean them manually. No short cuts there.Comment
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a747freak
Dang it. I literally just cleaned them maybe two weeks ago. Then again, this bike sat for the past year or two with the PO with an empty gas tank outside, so I'm sure I've loosened up a bit of the rust with my riding.Comment
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