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What vac line to use for seafoan on an n/t

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eclipse13

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Jan 5, 2003
wilmington, North Carolina
I am gonna run a can of seafoam through my beast before my oil change tommorrow. Does anyone have a pic of which vacuum line would be best to run it through. Thanks
 
I'm sure you could use any of the smaller vac lines that go directly into the intake manifold. There's that three way on the back over towards cylinder 1 and 2, if you don't need a picture of that. Some cars, I think without cruise control, only have two lines and a cap on that thing. You could use some extra hose, attach it to the capped barb, and run it in there without messing with the other connections.

Just be sure to not suck too much in, there, chief. Double check the write-up before you do it so that all the precautions are fresh in your mind. :thumb:
 
Do you have a link to the write up? I cant find it using the search. Ive read plenty about it, but I dont wanna mess anything up.
 
its done with, a mod can delete this if they deem it necessary
 
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in this picture theres a black rubber cap/condom over the vac i used. On my car the line goes from their to the back of the intake manifold. I had a clear rubber hose available that I used and it sucked the seafoam into the TB and then right into the manifold. That stuff did a good job. I ran the whole bottle through and turned the neighborhood into smoke.

I later purchased a intake manifold that was ported and when i took mine off, mine was cleaner inside than the ported one. It did a great job on the sludge buildup that was inside the manifold.

Use the intake port on the upper (towards you) part of the TB. good luck
 
umm...doesn't his post from over 2 weeks ago say that it's already done with ? :toobad:
 
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