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Seafoam 2014 5.3l Sierra


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I am wondering if it's possible to seafoam my engine. I currently have 74,000Km on my truck and would like to give it and the valves a cleaning before changing my spark plugs. If it is possible would I use the same line that guys are adding oil catch cans to?

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I have never used it myself just an option for you. I have used CRC products in the past and they always worked as advertised.

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Thanks, but you cannot buy off of there. Also I used the site to find all places near me that sell CRC and none of then carry the valve cleaner. None of them had even hears of it.

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Thanks, but you cannot buy off of there. Also I used the site to find all places near me that sell CRC and none of then carry the valve cleaner. None of them had even hears of it.

I would just use the seafoam it has always worked good for me,and as an added bonus I think it is on sale at China tire this week only 10 percent off though.

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Ya, I checked around and its on sale everywhere, I think the cheapest I found was around $10 at Napa. I am going to wait until I get an oil catch can though. Will most likely order that and new shocks all at the same time and make a trip down to the states to pick it all up.

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I just did my truck with seafoam. I can't tell a huge difference yet, but we will see over time. Used my window scraper to keep the rpm around 2000.

 

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I'm just impressed that the leather in your AT seats is holding up that well after 74,000km haha. That was one of the things I was worried about in my truck.

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The carbon fibre vinyl appears to hold up better than the rear leather. I definitely needs a nice conditioning though.

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