Originally Posted by rebeld
um ur wrong. i use seafoam on a near monthly basis through my tank and about once every three months thru the vaccuum lines. yes it will kill your motor when u suck it in thats what its supposed to do. dont believe me? ask a seafoam rep if u know one, when i first started carrying the product in my store the rep did exactly that and explained to me to let the motor die out and then wait roughly 45 minutes and then proceded to start the motor. thats straight from the reps mouth.
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That's straight off the website, i highly doubt they would tell people to hydrolock their motors on purpose. I'm not here to argue but if i spot bullshit im going to call it. You can continue to kill off your engine slowly if you want but don't go telling other people to follow your example just because "it works" and a rep supposedly told you so. whoever told you that needs a serious job evaluation.