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Posted by Diddly squatt
 - December 24, 2015, 21:23:46 PM

I bought a bottle and will use it to clean some of the sludge before I change oil & filter. I appreciate your comments. Mike

Posted by greenbarn
 - December 24, 2015, 18:12:51 PM

Diddly, I think a lot of us have used it in the crankcase.  Like RM said, I wouldn't want to ride a long ways with it in there (it thins the oil), but shouldn't hurt anything to put a can in and ride around the block to clean things out.

Posted by CDNRatMan
 - December 23, 2015, 23:16:15 PM

 ;) I did it the first oil change I did on my bike I added 2 glugs to the oil and went for a drive to get it in an around everything. Then did it at the end of the first summer again. But it was only in there for like 5 kms and then drained. Never noticed anything wrong with the bike since, but not sure if it needs to be in there for a long time.

Posted by Diddly squatt
 - December 23, 2015, 23:12:40 PM

After looking at old post and seeing the benefits of adding Seafoam to the gas I was wondering if anyone has used it in the engine oil. The container says it  is recommended for motorcycles, but I know with a wet clutch, we are suppose to be careful what we put in the crankcase.  I would appreciate your comments. Mike

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