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[CB-750] Best Seafoam Procedure? RobertA Mon Aug 23 14:00:02 2010
I want to try using Seafoam in my 2002 Nighthawk 750 with 1600 miles. I bought it a couple of months ago with 1050 miles. It runs fine, but I'd like to run the Seafoam through to make sure the carbs are clean internally. My mileage has been all over the place anywhere from 36 49 mpg. When emptying the crankcase breather tube, the liquid has a strong smell of gas. I also notice a slight gas smell when I check the oil, and see some black soot at the end of one of the exhaust pipes. I haven't checked the plugs yet. Once warmed up, it idles perfectly at 1000 rpm. Does it matter exactly how you do this? Should it be added just before filling up, when the tank is full or does it matter? My concern is that it get fully distributed throughout the gas. According to the instructions, I'm planning to put 1 oz per gallon. I'm hoping I don't have to bring it in for the carbs to be cleaned and I don't know if I'm ready to tackle that myself just yet. Any advice is appreciated.
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