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Originally Posted by A930Rocket
For even distribution/atomization, how is it done pouring the *seafood in the vacuum line? Seems like it would be sketchy results. I’m looking to clean the injectors and intake/heads of carbon.
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You will probably need a fuel additive to clean the fuel injector circuit, separately.
Same for the throttle body which contains the delicate electronic MAF wire if equipped.
Harsh chemicals like Seafoam may affect that. Be warned. Chasing ghosts is tedious.
Seafoam or other dribbled into a manifold hose (downstream of that), will hit the carbon buildup on the back of valves and then the combustion chamber and rings.
It will not clean particles which can't be easily dissolved.
A little water vapor in a hot engine helps the process.
Just keep in mind that all those chemicals and big chunks of dislodged carbon are going to get trapped in the Catalytic Converter.
And the drain hole for it..
Which keeps water and rust from building up in the exhaust system..