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Post by imagesinthewind on May 13, 2012, 5:44pm
It's spring, we are getting scoots ready or already riding.
Don't forget the seafoam!
Here in CO, our winters are of the type that we can scoot a few times in the winter. So, many don't go to the trouble of winterizing them. Which means the gasoline sits in the tank and the carb for long periods. This can cause problems starting and idling, so it's time for a glub of seafoam.
It also helps remove water if your last fill up was from a not-so-good station. I helped get a motorcycle running yesterday with a couple ounces of the miracle cure in a full tank of gas. Wouldn't start for a week and left the rider stranded 8 miles from home. A couple glubs of SF and some cranking to get the stuff in the carb and wonder of wonders it started!!
So, get some, put some in the scoot for each fill up to get the engine and carb cleaned.
You can even use it in your crankcase oil next time you do a change!
[end public service announcement]
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Post by imagesinthewind on May 13, 2012, 5:44pm
It's spring, we are getting scoots ready or already riding.
Don't forget the seafoam!
Here in CO, our winters are of the type that we can scoot a few times in the winter. So, many don't go to the trouble of winterizing them. Which means the gasoline sits in the tank and the carb for long periods. This can cause problems starting and idling, so it's time for a glub of seafoam.
It also helps remove water if your last fill up was from a not-so-good station. I helped get a motorcycle running yesterday with a couple ounces of the miracle cure in a full tank of gas. Wouldn't start for a week and left the rider stranded 8 miles from home. A couple glubs of SF and some cranking to get the stuff in the carb and wonder of wonders it started!!
So, get some, put some in the scoot for each fill up to get the engine and carb cleaned.
You can even use it in your crankcase oil next time you do a change!
[end public service announcement]