darenchu

sweet! thanks gonna go do it now since its dark out

ehokana

No problem. Good luck! Let us know how it goes

darenchu

Adding the seafoam to the crankcase and fuel tank went well. It seemed to make the car run a little smoother; there wasn't any more smoke than normal so I guess that's good. When it came time to add it to the brake booster though, i let it sip a little bit at a time but each time it would hiccup and shoot smoke right back out of the hose... needless to say I stopped after like 2 tiny sips. Is that normal? Am I doing something wrong? There's a section of hose connecting to the brake booster via a nipple to a plastic connector thing (check valve?) that connects to another section of hose. I bypassed the plastic connector when I let it sip the Seafoam. Oh yeah, the engine died like 2 seconds after I disconnected the section of hose from the plastic connector (which to my knowledge is normal?). The engine stayed on when I partially covered hose with my thumb, at which point I added seafoam, which shot right back out in smoke form.

ehokana

Sorry, I'm not much help on this one. It only took adding it to the crank case to solve my tick.

I'm sure someone else on here, with a little more expertise, could assist much more than I could