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1 Comment
i have literally the exact same car and i have 164xxx on the engine and i poured 1/3 of the seafoam into the same place on my car as you did yours and i waited 5 mins until i started it back up but i got no smoke out the exhaust. is it becaust the engine is clean or what.????????????
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