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    All I can tell you is the results I've seen.
    Yes add can to the oil with engine up to full temp, allow to idle then change oil and filter immediately, do not drive.
    Also suggest 10w30 full syn.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ZR View Post
    If it was mine, would dump a full can of SeaFoam into the oil (engine hot) and allow it to idle only for about 20 minutes. Dump oil, change filter and fill with 10w30 full synthetic and drive.
    Would I really need to put in 10w30? I was told I could run 5w30 instead of 5w20, but I was told not to do anything more then that. I understand you have also been in the business for a long time, and have help multiple forum members, and you are recommend by everyone, so I do trust you.

    Quote Originally Posted by KIDAGIN View Post
    I put a can of seafoam in the gas tank with every oil change
    Good to know, I think I will start doing this as well.

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    In my experience,
    -reduced or eliminated cold start blue smoke (somewhat common with the 3V)
    -oil stays cleaner longer
    -reduced or eliminated oil consumption
    -reduced or eliminated engine noises both hot and at cold start
    Pretty much every 2V-3V and 4V customers I have are running 10w30 full syn including my own. I know some will disagree and thats cool, just posting what I'm seeing.

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    Quote Originally Posted by KIDAGIN View Post
    I put a can of seafoam in the gas tank with every oil change
    Me too, on both OP I and OP II. I also run 10W30 and OP I had over 345000km when I sold it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ZR View Post
    In my experience,
    -reduced or eliminated cold start blue smoke (somewhat common with the 3V)
    -oil stays cleaner longer
    -reduced or eliminated oil consumption
    -reduced or eliminated engine noises both hot and at cold start
    Pretty much every 2V-3V and 4V customers I have are running 10w30 full syn including my own. I know some will disagree and thats cool, just posting what I'm seeing.
    Okay, so the 10w30 will not damage my engine in anyway? I took lowest mechanics last year, so I don't know much but I know a little. From what you are saying, and from what Stephen has said, I think I will try it out, cannot really harm anything as far as I know.

    Quote Originally Posted by Stephen06GT View Post
    Me too, on both OP I and OP II. I also run 10W30 and OP I had over 345000km when I sold it.
    Thanks for letting me know.

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    I also run 10W30 as per ZR

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    Quote Originally Posted by Stephen06GT View Post
    Are you talking about your Mustang?
    Yes, I wanna keep it for a long time. Specially now that it won't be on daily duty anymore. As of next week it's officially a garage ornament

    I would also like to do this treatment on Michaela's FJ cruiser. It needs some lovin too.
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    Ray you won't get smoke show when you dump into crankcase...you only get smoke show when you send it through your intake.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ray721 View Post
    Yes, I wanna keep it for a long time. Specially now that it won't be on daily duty anymore. As of next week it's officially a garage ornament

    I would also like to do this treatment on Michaela's FJ cruiser. It needs some lovin too.
    Your Mustang should not need an oil flush. Just dump a can in full tank of gas at every oil change and you're good to go.

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    Damn that's too bad about the smoke show lol

    What kilometre mark dictates the seafoam oil treatment. I'm already at 37,000.
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