Can you put seafoam in lawnmower engine oil
Oil Treatment. Pour a quart of oil into a 1-gallon gas can. Add 1 1/2 ounces of Sea Foam to the oil. Pick up the gas can and swirl it to mix the oil and Sea Foam together. Place a flat-head screwdriver in between the two nubs on the oil cap. Pick up the gas can and swirl it to mix the oil and Sea Foam together. Place a flat-head screwdriver in between the two nubs on the oil cap. Twist the screwdriver counterclockwise to open the cap. Fill the oil filler tube with oil until you see it near the top of the filler tube. Gas Treatment. Fill a gas can with gasoline. Pour 2 oz. of Sea Foam into the gas can for each gallon of gas in it. Pick up the gas can and swirl it in a circle to thoroughly mix the Sea Foam into the gasoline. Add 1 1/2 ounces of Sea Foam to the oil. Pick up the gas can and swirl it to mix the oil and Sea Foam together. Place a flat-head screwdriver in between the two nubs on the oil cap. Twist the screwdriver counterclockwise to open the cap. Fill the oil filler tube with oil until you see it near the top of the filler tube. Add 1 1/2 ounces of Sea Foam to the oil. Pick up the gas can and swirl it to mix the oil and Sea Foam together. Place a flat-head screwdriver in between the two nubs on the oil cap. I would like to know if I could put SeaFoam in my engine oil of my Honda Lawn mower (push mower)? Also can you spray the Air Cleaner with SeaFoam? I do not mean the element but into the air cleaner of the engine? I am starting next Spring to use it in my gas for the mower. change your oil less than 250 miles after you put seafoam in your crankcase! i personally recommend running it 100 miles, then changing your oil. that should be plenty for the seafoam to get most of the gunk out. Edit: OK, I took a gander to their page, and it seems for 4-cycle engines to use 1 oz per gallon per gallon of fuel. BUT for the oil, it says to use 1.5 oz. per quart of oil. But if you want to use it to remove moisture in fuel, then use 2 oz. per gallon of gas/oil mix. Not sure where to post but I'd thought I'd share. The guy at the auto parts store brought up another good use for Seafoam. If you have a gas lawn mower or another machine that runs on gas add some Seafoam to your gas container. I have a 5-gallon container and added a couple of ounces of Seafoam to it. As a fuel system additive, Sea Foam will clean fuel injectors, clean carbon, gum and varnish deposits, add lubricity to fuel, stabilize fuel for 2 years and control moisture. As an oil system additive, Sea Foam controls moisture, gum, varnish and residue deposits.
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