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This is a discussion on SeaFoam within the Maintenance, service, and repair forums, part of the Tutorials & DIY category; Today I took the time to put Seafoam into my car...I put 1/3 of a 16oz can into my fuel ...

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    Today I took the time to put Seafoam into my car...I put 1/3 of a 16oz can into my fuel tank to clean fuel injectors, 1/3 into the engine block and 1/3 into the vacuum line of the BPV. Everything went great however after smoke had cleared, I noticed some smoke comming from near the turbo....does this mean I have a vacuum leak? Anyone else experience slight smoke from the engine bay when using this product or something similar?

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    I actually had this happen too. Anybody know if this is normal?

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    i did this a few months back and notice that i had a crack on the downpipe near the bolts...

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    Quote Originally Posted by NFAMOUZxxvii View Post
    i did this a few months back and notice that i had a crack on the downpipe near the bolts...
    Yeah i experienced this problem as well, right before one of my injectors was stuck open.

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    I had it a little bit too, I assumed it was a small exhaust leak.

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