SEAFOAM VACUUM LINES

kharam · Post by **kharam** » Sat Jul 04, 2009 5:11 am

Please show me a picture or diagram (of the hose) so I can finally go ahead and seafoam my 05 vibe safely. Thanks.

kharam · Post by **kharam** » Sat Jul 04, 2009 6:27 am

Please show me a picture or diagram (of the hose) so I can finally go ahead and seafoam my 05 vibe safely.Thanks.

djb383 · Post by **djb383** » Sat Jul 04, 2009 10:07 am

I just wouldn't think your '05 Vibe could possibly be carboned up enough to need a direct shot through a vacuum line. EFI engines run very lean and clean. Just pour the Seafoam into the gas tank. That way you don't risk fouling the spark plugs. Also, if you go through a vacuum line, the fuel injectors don't get cleaned. By going through the fuel tank, everything gets cleaned.

djb383 · Post by **djb383** » Sat Jul 04, 2009 10:13 am

Pour it directly into the gas tank. That way, everything gets cleaned, including the fuel injectors. Going through a vacuum line is for old school nasty carbureted engines.

Sublimewind · Post by **Sublimewind** » Sat Jul 04, 2009 2:56 pm

To add to 383's post, it's an 05... The only real sludge build up you might have, would only be due to you not changing the oil ever.. lol.. I mean it's 4yrs old.. If you've done everything WRONG, you shouldn't need to perform that depth of clean... You would be better off putting it in the tank as above, or just using it on something else and throwing a bottle of Cheveron Techtron in and calling it a week.. I'm curious, why do you feel you need this to begin with? is the car acting funny? gas mileage down?

SEAFOAM VACUUM LINES

SEAFOAM VACUUM LINES

Seafoam Vacuum Lines

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