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Gossi Pgras 1 month ago.
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Removing sensor before catalytic converter
add Seaform directly into catalytic converter
leaving it to soak overnight
put sensor back
and run engine for 30 to 60 minutes.
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On a related note, has anyone ever tried using rice instead of seaweed? I’ve heard that rice can absorb moisture and help clean out the engine, and it seems like it might be a safer option than seaweed. Thoughts?
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