Sea Foam review update
The Ford
Festiva stalling issue came back when the gas tank hit the 1/4
level point. Something the chainsaw repair guy said after he tuned up
our Stihl recently got me to thinking. His comment was that he had to
use his special carburetor bath 4 separate times to get all the gunk
cleaned out. This prompted me to give the Festiva another Seafoam
treatment, and it took over half the tank before the problem finally
went away, but it's running like it should now and it's all thanks to
Seafoam.
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About us: Anna Hess and Mark Hamilton spent over a decade living self-sufficiently in the mountains of Virginia before moving north to start over from scratch in the foothills of Ohio. They've experimented with permaculture, no-till gardening, trailersteading, home-based microbusinesses and much more, writing about their adventures in both blogs and books.
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seafoam works
i used seafoam in my moped and it gets more free power and less smoke all i have to do is slowly exelerate and let the rpm kick in and quikcly reve up high speed and and all the smoke blow out the muffler and then doneyou dont have to rev it up over and over again just exelerate and let it take of f on its own it starts quickly next day after seafoam is in never use more then 1/2 or youll broke the moped.
Comment by
ronald
— Thu Mar 11 03:55:56 2010
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comment 2
It does seem to have helped out our little car too --- no more problems after two additions to the fuel tank.
Comment by
anna
— Thu Mar 11 08:28:42 2010
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seafoam
Seafoam is guaranteed to take money out of your pocket. If you've got money to burn on Seafoam, you would get better use out of it if you happen to be caught out in a dark cold night by burning your money in a fire in order to warm up just a bit.
Comment by
Just Me
— Thu Dec 16 16:40:45 2010
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Not a Sea Foam fan, huh?
Great comment. 
Comment by
anna
— Sat Dec 18 20:16:25 2010
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