Sea Foam in the crankcase
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Sea Foam in the crankcase
I've put Sea Foam in the crankcase before, but I never really knew what it did.
I won't be doing an oil change until the weather warms up some--don't need to anywaycuz I haven't been putting tons of miles on the civic. My concern is that the Sea Foam will sort of liquify or act as a thinner to the oil in the crankcase. I know it doesn't harm anything inside there. But if I'm not going to be doing an oil change for a while, is it wise to pour that stuff in there?? (I've got about 1 3/4 cans left over in my garage).
Thanks.
I won't be doing an oil change until the weather warms up some--don't need to anywaycuz I haven't been putting tons of miles on the civic. My concern is that the Sea Foam will sort of liquify or act as a thinner to the oil in the crankcase. I know it doesn't harm anything inside there. But if I'm not going to be doing an oil change for a while, is it wise to pour that stuff in there?? (I've got about 1 3/4 cans left over in my garage).
Thanks.
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