For Maintenance with Seafoam I believe the recommended dosage is one
ounce per gallon mixed directly in with the gas.
From personal experience, I suggest putting a fresh tank of
gas into the bike, then the correct number of ounces per gallon and
going for a long ride to burn as much of the gas in one shot as
possible. The only reason I mention this is that if it sits, the
Seafoam can settle to the bottom and get sucked into the carbs all at
once - which tends to make the engine run poorly, but won't actually
cause any harm.
I have put an entire can into a 4 gallon tank (four times the
maintenance dosage) and run the bike for several miles - and believe
me - she was running hot.
-Joey
On Wed, Jul 25, 2012 at 3:47 PM, E.T. <[email protected]> wrote:
> When doing the seafoam treatment, should I just add it to the gas, or should
> I go directly into the hose? I've read differing things...
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