10-07-2014, 06:25 PM
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I put a few ounces of mmo in my oil, as I was a tiny bit low, and I'm going to change the oil this week. Did that on Sunday. Now, the tick I had on a cold start isn't as pronounced.
I asked the opinion of some mechanics at my job about mmo. They all swear by it. I ran some mmo through my pcv valve and it seems to be doing better.
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1999 Alero GLS, 3400, 4T45E, current mods: WAI with Spectre HPR cone filter, VVME 55w 8000k HID kit
275,000 miles as of 05-14-2015 at 1559 est (3:59 pm)
Planned mods: F body front brake upgrade, ported UIM, LX9 top swap, ported exhaust mans, performance cam. Eventually, turbo or supercharger.
1999 Olds Bravada, 4300 Vortec v6, 4L60E. Current mods (on it when I bought it):
75mm ported throttle body, NGK stage 1 plugs, stage 1 heads.
Planned mods: injector upgrade, exhaust headers
Last edited by aleros_eat_rice : 10-11-2014 at 06:36 AM.
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11-24-2014, 10:46 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by aleros_eat_rice
I put a few ounces of mmo in my oil, as I was a tiny bit low, and I'm going to change the oil this week. Did that on Sunday. Now, the tick I had on a cold start isn't as pronounced.
I asked the opinion of some mechanics at my job about mmo. They all swear by it. I ran some mmo through my pcv valve and it seems to be doing better.
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wait, you can put MMO in your PVC valve?
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11-24-2014, 11:57 PM
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I have sea foamed all of my vehicles and several for friends. I have not experienced any negative results. That being said, I follow instructions and do the pcv and fuel. I wont dump it in the oil though. On dirtier cars we saw mild improvement, on clean ones, nothing. I cant speak for all of them but one of my friends we did 3 years ago and nothing has came up, all of my vehicles I never had for more than a year but again, nothing bad.
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11-25-2014, 06:36 AM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by kbubb91
wait, you can put MMO in your PVC valve?
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Yes. If done right, it produces a nice little smoke screen. After doing so, the throttle response is much sharper.
Was an ASE certified mechanic with 20+ years experience that suggested mmo thru the pcv valve. I asked him about sea foam thru the pcv and he suggested mmo instead.
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1999 Alero GLS, 3400, 4T45E, current mods: WAI with Spectre HPR cone filter, VVME 55w 8000k HID kit
275,000 miles as of 05-14-2015 at 1559 est (3:59 pm)
Planned mods: F body front brake upgrade, ported UIM, LX9 top swap, ported exhaust mans, performance cam. Eventually, turbo or supercharger.
1999 Olds Bravada, 4300 Vortec v6, 4L60E. Current mods (on it when I bought it):
75mm ported throttle body, NGK stage 1 plugs, stage 1 heads.
Planned mods: injector upgrade, exhaust headers
Last edited by aleros_eat_rice : 11-25-2014 at 06:39 AM.
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11-25-2014, 06:16 PM
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I used seafoam on an Infiniti I30 once. Doesn't really do nothing, and it's harder to do it through the intake (since you can do it from the intake, brake booster valve, oil, and fuel). Some people say it will mess up your MAF if you pour it in with it there.
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11-25-2014, 07:17 PM
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Putting it in pre MAF doesn't sound good.
Only thing I use on the maf is maf cleaner.
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1999 Alero GLS, 3400, 4T45E, current mods: WAI with Spectre HPR cone filter, VVME 55w 8000k HID kit
275,000 miles as of 05-14-2015 at 1559 est (3:59 pm)
Planned mods: F body front brake upgrade, ported UIM, LX9 top swap, ported exhaust mans, performance cam. Eventually, turbo or supercharger.
1999 Olds Bravada, 4300 Vortec v6, 4L60E. Current mods (on it when I bought it):
75mm ported throttle body, NGK stage 1 plugs, stage 1 heads.
Planned mods: injector upgrade, exhaust headers
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12-09-2015, 04:51 AM
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I know this is an old topic, but Seafoam is best used when sucked up through intake manifold vacuum.
I like both MMO and Seafoam, both have given me positive results on my vehicles (small town, no highways, lots of idling in -40* and colder, etc.). I prefer MMO in the fuel tank (lubrication is nice) and seafoam through the intake vacuum (don't just pour it into an opening, let the engine suck it up)
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