SeaFoam

[setty7]

Guys,
I picked up some SeaFoam at West Marine today. What is the best way to use this? Can I just add it to the gas tank and run it in the water? Thinking about going to st. marks saturday. Is it safe to run the seafoam in the river/ocean? I didnt know if this has to be ran through the motor out of the water or not? Thanks for any help!

[The Flats Fox]

I've been using Sea Foam for a number of years now and wouldn't be caught without it. Just add it to your gas tank according to directions...it definitely will add to the life of the motor. I have a 1988 Johnson 88 H.P. motor and it has been used strictly for saltwater fishing since 2001. It sets up as long as 6 months without cranking and once cranked, it will always crank on the first turn. Another product that I would swear by is Johnson's 6 in 1 Lubricant to spray the motor down after each use...it does not affect the wiring and my motor looks new. My motor is 26 years old and I use it on a 23' Carolina Skiff. I hope this info is helpful.
The Flats Fox

[FUTCHCAIRO]

PUT IT IN THE GAS TANK AS PRESCRIBED ON THE BOTTLE, BEEN USING IT SINCE ETHANOL CAME OUT IN THE GAS. I ALSO HAVE A 1985 EVINRUDE 85 H.P. AND SHE STARTS EVERYTIME. I TRY TO CRANK THE OLD ENGINE AT LEAST 1 TIME A MONTH USING RABBIT EARS IF I DO NOT GO FISHING;
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SEMPER FI

[Jhults11]

Put it in the the gas tank and let her rip. It'll say the mixture amount on the back. I used it the first 4 months of owning my motor due to ignorance of the previous owner using ethanol based fuel. That mixed with non ethanol fuel has had my motor purring like a kitten ever since...that and because she's a yamaha ! Good luck with it!

[gatoremt]

I use it all the time in my motorcycle and my other vehicles. It is some good stuff.

[MudDucker]

You can put in the tank to keep your carb clean and if your jets are already a little junked up, you can pull some straight into the carbs and it cleans them remarkably well too.