incorrect...go to the MMO site/forums and they will tell you it is fine..Also I have used it for 30+ years...All my cars cats / O2 sensors etc are fine....
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incorrect...go to the MMO site/forums and they will tell you it is fine..Also I have used it for 30+ years...All my cars cats / O2 sensors etc are fine....
Soundguy
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yep.. can't say I've ever had a problem with mmo and cats or 02's..
SHORT KID
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I used it since my 06 Yamaha was new and It works great. I also use it in my lawn equipment and can see a difference in running in just a few minutes. The only drawback is the cost, Tractor Supply about the best price around here, by the gallon when on sale.
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By the gallon? Wow!
A pint bottle usually lasts me a couple of years. I only add it when something isn't running right.
Ken
A pint bottle usually lasts me a couple of years. I only add it when something isn't running right.
Ken
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i couldn't afford SF by the gallon.. 
crashz
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Thats cause the image you see in the mirror is quite distorted after downing a bottle! The hangover isn't nearly as bad as a Techron hangover though...
PS - Kids, don't drink this stuff. In fact, don't even breath in the fumes. Seriously, it can kill you.
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I've used it very successfully in cleaning out my 3 Stihl chainsaws. They had been let sit for 6 months with mix that had ethanol (due to surgery on me).
Put seafoam in and after about a week with 2 cranks a day they fired up and have run well ever since.
Put seafoam in and after about a week with 2 cranks a day they fired up and have run well ever since.
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Yeah, I use SeaFoam ,too, in nearly everything. I don't fire up my old Case VAC 1952 tricycle very often now since I bought my TC35 a few years ago. When I add Seafoam to the Case gas tank, you can see the inter mix of the SeaFoam with the gasoline almost instantly in the fuel bowl under the gas tank. SeaFoam is so good that I have neglected to replace fuel filters and replace fuel lines which were the real cause for the problem.
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Seafoam is one of those rare products. It actually does what it says it will do. Defiantly in my "A" list of products.