What can you do with sea foam motor treatment?

The Sea Foam Motor Treatment is commonly used in auto repair shops and garages globally. Apart from it being inexpensive and versatile, you can use it on your gasoline or diesel engines. It is also suitable for cleaning tasks and fuel treatment since it helps with lubricating the engines and guarding them against wear and tear.

What kind of oil is in seafoam Engine Treatment?

Seafoam engine treatment product safety sheet, according to MSD, comprises of three liquids namely Pale Oil 40-60%, Naphtha 25-35%, Isopropyl Alcohol 10-20%. This means that it contains a solvent, a lubricating oil, and alcohol.

What’s the difference between sea foam Trans Tune and sea foam motor treatment?

Sea Foam Motor Treatment and Sea Foam Trans Tune both consist of the same three components, but they use faintly different ratios. Seafoam motor treatment is made to liquefy sludge deposits so that they can carefully be expelled out of the engine.

How many gallons of gas can you treat with sea foam?

For routine fuel system maintenance, just 1 (one) can of Sea FoamMotor Treatment is able to treat up to 16 gallons of gas or diesel fuel. When much cleaning is needed, add more Sea Foam.

What was the BMW X5 water pump problem?

Water pump problem of the 2008 BMW X5 engine overheated warning message illuminated when driving on high way with 65mph with a reduced power. The vehicle was towed to the dealer. The technician diagnosed that the water pump was defective and needed to be replaced. The failure mileage was 53K. Takata recall. The contact owns a 2008 BMW X5.

What was the 2008 BMW X5 engine problem?

Started my 2008 BMW X5 4.8I with only 90,000 miles a big puddle formed under the car. Towed the car to independent shop they said the alternator bracket gasket went bad prematurely noted by the repair shop said it’s a common factory defect an that there might be a recall out for this. Vehicle started smoke from engine area and caught on fire.