Used 4-wheeler - assessing / determining a value before buying

[Shotgun Jeremy]

Seafoam is great for cleaning any system on a vehicle. It gets expensive if you decide to run a few cans (always recommended), but walmart has a cheaper version of the same stuff.

I've only used marvel mystery oil on air tools. I've never heard of it being used where you'd mix it with other fluids. I can see it being helpful in the cylinder like you did but I don't know about the oil or fuel system.

 

[Glockster69]

Marvel Mystery says put it every where. Hell, dabble some behind the ears and you'll get horizontal with babes.

 

[Shotgun Jeremy]

Hell yea!

 

[Glockster69]

Haha. I took a shower and shaved in the time it took you to reply.

 

[Shotgun Jeremy]

I usually post on here and then go off and do other things. It leads to a lot of missed oportunities-especially in the nsfw thread

 

[ZX9RCAM]

I'm pretty sure that video was just a riding lawnmower & flashlights....

 

[Glockster69]

Hahaa! Nope, my yard is too small to need a riding mower.

 

[deemus]

How 'bout Marvel Mystery, will that have the same effect? I've already used 1 bottle through the top end, a small amount added to the crank to top it off, and just put the last couple Oz in the fuel tank. But I've got another unopened bottle.

Forgot to mention, all lights are working fine. The brakes, not so much .... that's the next big item.

The Seafoam stuff is great for the fuel system. I don't think I would use MM for that. I also added an octane booster to the fuel can I poured from. Seemed to clean the carb up. The longer it ran, the better it ran when I first got it.

 

[shooterfpga]

I second seafoam. it works better than anything ive ever tried. Let it soak and also get the aerosol version.

 

[mitchntx]

Would seafoam be acceptable for old-skool rubber fuel lines?

I know ethanol plays hell on them.

 

[Glockster69]

Pssst. Not only did I buy new fuel lines early on but I'm not gonna use Seafoam (yet). It's running fine

 

[txbikerman]

Would seafoam be acceptable for old-skool rubber fuel lines?

I know ethanol plays hell on them.

It doesn't hurt them at all


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[Younggun]

Ethanol is bad for them though.

 

[txbikerman]

Yep. And most gas has ethanol in it these days


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[shooterfpga]

Pssst. Not only did I buy new fuel lines early on but I'm not gonna use Seafoam (yet). It's running fine

Youre a jerk. I shouldve stole this sale from you. Btw, i run seafoam even if its running fine. It just seems to make older engines happier.

 

[Younggun]

Yep. And most gas has ethanol in it these days


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I run an ethanol remover in my bikes gas. Recommended by every mechanic I've talked to.

 

[Glockster69]

Youre a jerk. I shouldve stole this sale from you. Btw, i run seafoam even if its running fine. It just seems to make older engines happier.

You can steal it, for $1000 ....

 

[Younggun]

I'll give you 1000 pecos.

 

[Vaquero]

I'll give you 1000 pecos.

Pecos?
What's that code for?

 

[Shotgun Jeremy]

I poured SeaFoam in my oil one time. The engine stalled out on me and wouldn't crank for 5 min! I guess it cleaned that sucker pretty good. I ran it in my fuel several times though with no issues.