B-12 ADITIVE?

[Skyco]

Seafoam is only good in Diesel not recommended for Gasoline or any other recommedation on the can

Read this can-:laughing:

 

[chopped]

A picture is worth a thousand words.

 

[Car Doc]

Yeah I dont where some people find the "facts" they post on here sometimes.

My seafoam cans all say the same thing as that one does-works in all engines 2stroke or 4stroke gas or diesel. :laughing:

 

[chopped]

Thats the same as all the ones ive seen here..But the cost is more than double the b-12 .and im el cheapo lol thanks for posting the pic of the can ...

 

[Happyman]

Seafoam is only good in Diesel not recommended for Gasoline or any other recommedation on the can - See Brochure - Will burn out catalytic converters on vehicles cause "Super Heating" and blown Head/Intake Gaskets!! see Brochure http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/oil-fuel-lubricants/223206-ethanol-gasoline-fuel-additives-gasoline.html

Each to their own, but I'm not buying this. You're accusing Seafoam of lying about their product. I'm sure there are some half truths about most fuel additives, but I think you're a little off base on this one. Just my opinion :thumbsup:

 

[Monster5601]

Seafoam is only good in Diesel not recommended for Gasoline or any other [sic]recommedation on the can Will burn out catalytic converters on vehicles cause "Super Heating"

You claim to be trained in engine operations and repair therefore, you should know that when an engine is first started, the ECU runs the engine pig rich in order to bring the catalytic converter(s) up to operating temperature as soon as possible.

You use the term "super heating" in several posts through out this forum but I don't know what you think super heating is. Perhaps you could elaborate.

 

[k9american]

FWIW, I have used Berryman's B-12 as a starting fluid and cleaner with great success on small engine carbs.