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11.06.2021 5:11:30
What is the difference between the regular Sea Foam vs Marine PRO? I would like to try it in my 225HP Verado motor but I’m not having any luck in finding any Marine PRO. [links]
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What is the difference between the regular Sea Foam vs Marine PRO? I would like to try it in my 225HP Verado motor but I’m not having any luck in finding any Marine PRO. [links]
Thanks for the question Jean. Both products are very similar. Marine PRO is formulated to provide everything a boat owner needs in a fuel system treatment. It stabilizes fuel, cleans injectors, adds lubrication and corrosion protection. Designed to use in every tank of fuel.
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I love to use Sea Foam in my 2010 Cobalt boat. What is the difference between Sea Foam and the new Marine Sea Foam? [links]
Thanks for the question Randy. Even though both products are similar, Marine PRO is the best Sea Foam treatment for gasoline marine engines. It works very well in marine fuel systems to keep critical engine areas clean and running smooth. Marine PRO was developed to do everything boat owners want in a fuel additive – to clean, lubricate, stabilize fuel, and help engine parts resist corrosion. Those are the key benefits that help any marine engine perform better and last longer.
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However, if you want application-specific solutions, we have quite a robust line of products. For a top-quality, detergent-based product for your gas tank, try B-12 Chemtool Total Fuel System Clean-Up (part #2616) for thorough cleaning of injectors, intake valves, and even combustion chambers. For thorough combustion chamber cleaning by way of manifold vacuum induction through either the PCV valve or the brake booster, then try Berryman B-12 Chemtool Total Combustion Cleaning Kit (part #2610). For gentle cleaning of the crankcase, try our new Berryman Oil Change Flush (part #1216) [links]
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This way, you’ll be able to make a decision of whether or not Seafoam is right for your vehicle. When in doubt, you should consider finding other alternatives to clean you engine. As mentioned before, there are plenty of Nitrogen based engine cleaners that you can use. Especially if you have a vehicle that has a 4-stroke, water cooled engine (which means you don’t need to use Seafoam). more
Despite the negative effects it has on most vehicles, most people have said that it has worked like a charm. The carbon buildup in their engines have burned off and therefore makes the engine run like new. Of course, when you start up the vehicle and there’s a lot of smoke coming out of the exhaust, you know for sure that it’s working. here
But that doesn’t end there. An O2 sensor failure will also lead to a whole slew of vehicle problems. We’re talking bad fuel mileage, your emission levels will suffer, and so much more. Before you know it, that “Check Engine” light might kick on and you’ll end up sitting in your driveway figuring out what’s going on. here
You also shouldn’t use it in a 4-stroke water cooled engine. Not only is it unnecessary to use, but it could lead to further engine damage down the road. Instead consider other alternatives for additives or use nitrogen based cleaners. more
It claims to be safe for both gasoline and diesel powered engines. Aside from the potentially positive effects it claims to have, we’ve mentioned that there are some negative effects to it. Let’s dig into that here in the next section. more
There are negative effects that can occur when using Seafoam. Usually, it will depend on several factors. It won’t work for you if you have engines that have certain injection systems like direct injection. It might work for newer engines more effectively compared to older models. [links]