Fuel Tank Debris
#1
Fuel Tank Debris
I put in a can of Sea Foam into my trucks tank. My dad had a little bit left in one can so I took off the plastic cap and without looking poured the little bit left into the tank. Well my dad left the plastic seal cover thing sitting under the main cap. The little plastic seal went into my gas tank. There is no catch thing like his F-150 so I'm guessing it went all the way into the tank. I figured the plastic piece was ment not to deteriorate so it should be ok and just float around is my guess.? Should I worry about it or will the fuel filter catch it? If it catches it will my truck run like crap and will I have to get it fixed? I feel so dumb for letting this happen. Let me know what your opinions are on what I should do or whatever you think. Yeah I know, it sucks.
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#5
Not right now but I added a can maybe 5k miles ago. I haven't changed anything else and my MPG has increased a few MPG. The only thing it can be is the Sea Foam. I haven't changed anyhting else with the truck or my driving habits. I usually get 17-18 MPG in the city. Before I used Sea Foam I'd get 15-16 MPG. Highway driving I now get 20-22 (also after the first can of Sea Foam 5k miles ago) like I used to when I was stock. I also drive around like a grandpa usually so that also helps.
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#9
Yea, I'm lovin it! I use it alllllll the time. Every truck I work on gets it as part of a "tune up".
#11
Where do you live it is over $8 bucks a bottle here but still use it works great
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