Does seafoam in oil work? Might be surprise. 

@@travharrell1713 that’s what they say but I heard of it causing bearing issues. Didn’t want to chance it. It fixed the issue I was having. Didn’t want to push my luck

@@BlondeBuoy69 Never heard that. I have been using SeaFoam in my crankcase before every oil change since 1979 when I got my license. Never had an issue. My current 07 Silverado 4.8 V8 has 356,000 miles and still going strong. My wife's 07 Lincoln MKX only has 165,000 miles, she's a slacker. Son's 05 Avalance has 175,000. All 3 still have basically the same compression as new and use no oil. The only engine that I have had problems with is my 79 Mazda GLC. I got hit by an old lady running a red light and she cracked the engine block. Not really SeaFoam's fault. lol.

@@travharrell1713 good to know. I appreciate the info. Definitely been a good product though

@@travharrell1713Would you recommend doing this on a Jetta? Or BMW 535i? I just bought a bottle, put half in my gas tank and was thinking of putting a little bit in my oil since I need to change the oil in the next 600-700 miles.

@@jaysrt21 wait until around 200 miles before you put it in. Put no more than an ounce per quart of oil and you should be good.

@@kellyngrey4950 yeah been working on videos less than a year, thanks for the info, probably should have was a 04 Honda crv with 270k miles on it. That car sold but have some videos coming up with a different older car

@@BlondeBuoy69 Thanks for the response! Looking forward to seeing the "new" older car!

@@strick889 didn’t know that at the time. It fixed the issue I was having and didn’t want to risk damaging rod bearings. But hindsight is 20/20

@@IronMike-f8i yeah finally figured that out way too late.