How to clean diesel fuel injectors without removing parts

Brian from Sea Foam shows a super easy, fast and effective method for cleaning diesel fuel injectors, chamber areas, and compression rings using Sea Foam Motor Treatment. Watch Brian demonstrate from start to finish. Shows engine warm up, primary diesel fuel filter removal, drains and primes filter/housing with straight Sea Foam, installs new fuel filter, then hot soak and go!
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[@michaelwatson2669]

I’m a diesel mechanic and I use this all the time at work and on my diesel truck. Best stuff on the market! Love it!!

[@dre04mach]

This is highly disappointing, no smoke show like the brake booster on a gas job? lol. j/k This is definitely better than trying to pour diesel out of the old filter or one of those idiotic new fuel cans...

[@customcomm1000]

Ok, 2002 F450 diesel 280,000 miles. This thing was smoking embarrassingly, to the point of not wanting to drive it. It was definitely unburnt fuel. I have regularly used Power Service but to no avail it started smoking like a chimney. I followed the directions for this 'hot' treatment, let it soak an extra 5 minutes because that is how bad it was. I was blown away by the instant results. I will be using this in my vehicles just as preventive maintenance. It took care of my issue instantly. Great product and thanks!

[@montwolfman]

I just replaced the cylinder head gasket on my 1995 cummins. I was amazed how little carbon buildup there was on the head and upper cylinder with 283k miles. Always added about 1/4 can of seafoam to a tank fill of around 30gal. Good stuff. No snake oil here.

[@jasper_north]

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[@Dan-vz9bm]

Put some in my 1998 Suzuki intruder, the smoke, omg the smoke… was making my own white fluffy clouds, but when I took her out later, it was like a new bike again. The front even lifted which up until now it never had. Amazing stuff. !

[@randomstuffwithporgy3879]

Been using this stuff for a long time on gas and diesel rigs and love it. Only have one question. Where do I get one of those awesome hoodies?

[@salvatorerizzo8792]

i just pulled my injectors out and cleaned them manually. i Have always used 1 can of foam every couple of months. well worth the money. still running original AA injectors on my 96 7.3

[@letthe6.0sing22]

I run seafoam in my 03 lb7 we all know how those injectors are , especially if the maintenance isnt kept up. Shit works wonders. I recommend seafoam to all my diesel bros ❗️

[@germandawg47]

THANKS Brian, I started today with the rough idle, ran fine yesterday its 9° outside (I use Howles diesel treatment) 3/4 tank or 200 gallon. I'll do exactly as you said and report back to you today. It's now 6am here in Indiana.

[@blufinnschannelinhonorofbl5450]

Thanks, Brian. I’ve been a sea-foam user for decades. I have been and will continue to be a loyal, if not too bright, Follower of the magic.

[@peternewman3487]

I used it on my 1995 BMW 730i V8 engine and it cleared a faulty petrol injector, Marvelous stuff and I highly recommend it

[@csedan510]

Just did this for the first time after owning a '97 7.3 Powerstroke for 80k miles. Made a big difference and will continue the periodic use to keep it clean.

[@MeltingRubberZ28]

I CANT BELIEVE THIS WORKED BUT IT DID. I have an 85 F350 with the 6.9 IDI. It was stalling at every shift (4 sp stick). Followed this procedure to a tee and the truck runs great now. Thanks again!

[@elixier33]

Been using sea foam in all my Goldwing engines new old small and big zbf and I can tell you this stuff absolutely is the best stuff ever it works and I highly recommend it.

[@funsunriver8972]

Amazing,6.0 superduty,...my injectors were so bad that I really thought that I was going to end up paying $1000 for new ones.

[@bamahammer949]

Seafoam is the best additive on the market I have used it in every possible combustible engine you could think of. It has brought several weedeaters and leaf blowers back to life.

[@CraigArndt]

I use Seafoam in my small engines to clean lifters and carbon from intakes and pistons. The real deal was adding to the oil in my 1.8T Passat. It cleaned the engine valve train so well, I was amazed. Read how to do it on a VW Forum and it really cleaned the internals. These engines were notorious for coking the oil due to high turbo temps. It's a great product, also cleans carburetors incredibly well.

[@wdeloade6688]

Thanks my man. You are absolutely right. I think you might have saved me from a costly repair bill. We appreciate you much sir from Minnesota.

[@Rottiezucco1]

Thank you, Thank you, Thank you!!