SeaFoamed the MM

[Juice]

I ran a little SeaFoam through the vacuum system since I'm sure it's never been done before. I'm sure most of you know, but this sometimes produces a pretty fun side effect.

I took a video of it from 3 different vantage points, but was disappointed at the apparent lack of billowing white smoke that I've had in previous cars.

Anyway, here's one of the vids. I had planned on cutting up and editing the 3 videos into one shot, but that plan fell through. If nothing else, it was a decent flyby of the Pearl. :)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BCpuX56Z2Bc

For those interested, here's the effect it had on my 97 Thunderbird when I did it a few years ago.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v624/JonesSoda/Car%20Stuff/th_8f8c72fb.jpg (http://smg.photobucket.com/albums/v624/JonesSoda/Car%20Stuff/?action=view&current=8f8c72fb.flv)

I am curious as to why the MM didn't have the same response, the conditions for both are nearly identical (warm engine, 1/3 can, 15 minute soak time).

[ctrlraven]

I use whole can, half at a time though. Makes for a wonderful smoke show.

[Juice]

By half at a time you mean, do half a can, blow it all out, then do the other half?

[Egon Spengler]

By half at a time you mean, do half a can, blow it all out, then do the other half?
I believe that is what he means... On a separate occasion you can dump a can in your full gas tank as well!

[Juice]

Yeah, I run it through the gas, as well as through the oil a few hundred miles before I change it.

Handy stuff.

[ctrlraven]

By half at a time you mean, do half a can, blow it all out, then do the other half?
Correct. :burnout:

[BAD MERC]

Man - that was a quiet burnout!