Reply With QuoteLet it sit there for a while, then full up w/ fresh gas.Originally Posted by hkbasravi
The engine will be restored after that.
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I put it in today. My bike was stalling on uphills and was all and all lacking in power. I just put the stuff in and the bike is now on the road. I road it to class and it hasn't stalled yet. As I was riding, every so often if would give me surges of power.
I think the carbs are clearing but need syncing as well, because its not going nearly as quick as it should.
Let it sit there for a while, then full up w/ fresh gas.
The engine will be restored after that.
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I'll trying it out this week end, last week or so my bike started running really weird lately pulling and idles all over the place.
It's well over do for a tune up so oil change tonight and I'll swing some seafoam in my tank and stuff.
New air filter / Spark plugs next week and if it doesnt get a little smoother a carb cleaning but I want to stay away from that one till the winter.
I'll try to take a vid if I have time and see how it goes.
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When adding seafoam to the gas tank how much do you add per litres of fuel?
Guys, I put it into my gas tank while the tank was on empty. Had to boost my bike. It ran like crap that same night, but it ran. I got back home and just let it sit for a night.
Next day...
Splendid. Been riding strong since...
This stuff really works.
+1.
Took off my tank, cleaned the air filter, poured 1/2 can on Seafoam into the intakes directly, gave it 10-20 minutes.
Tried to start it, CLUNK CLUNK .. ****. Gave it a half hour, tried to start again, CLUNK. Boosted the battery, started, ran like *** for a few minutes then back to normal, plus a whole ton of white smoke
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