How to Use Sea Foam through the brake booster line
Need to clean out your brake booster lines? Sea Foam is the product to do it with and this video shows you how.
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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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