1992 Bonneville SSE running horrible after Seafoam
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Originally Posted by jr's3800
Originally Posted by montess1986
is there something that can fail in the tb or intake that can cause these symptoms?
All I can say is that you need to know what the PCM is seeing and doing before going any further... Unless you have parts to throw at it..
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Saturday, I am going to drop the cat out to see what that does. Anyone think I may have fouled the IAC? 60 bucks at otter zone, maf is 120, I hate just throwing parts at a problem
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Originally Posted by ron350
Wonder how many lawsuits Seafoam has filed against them for bent rods and cracked pistons?
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I doubt they have any. If you do it wrong (very thorough instructions are easily available), how is it thier fault?
SeaFoam has been around and in use loner than any of us. I remember my dad using it when I was little....
SeaFoam has been around and in use loner than any of us. I remember my dad using it when I was little....
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Originally Posted by ssesc93
What about the suggestion for the cat? Maybe that does need changing