[Drunkonmelrose]

Not sure if im posting in the right section.

im thinking of using seafoam on my '06 325i, 94k miles.

would this be a good idea? would i be doing more bad then good?
ive been reading around, some ppl say its bad, some say it works wonders.

would i have to change my oil after? spark plugs?
how easy is it to do?

any help will be much appreciated thanks.

[mlifxs]

Originally Posted by Drunkonmelrose

Not sure if im posting in the right section.

im thinking of using seafoam on my '06 325i, 94k miles.

would this be a good idea? would i be doing more bad then good?
ive been reading around, some ppl say its bad, some say it works wonders.

would i have to change my oil after? spark plugs?
how easy is it to do?

any help will be much appreciated thanks.

here's the DIY for N52
http://www.e90post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=610487
I'm considering it too, will be interested in other's responses

[reiss91]

No! That's all I have to say. Look up the post called "so I just sea foamed my 335" on n54tech for more info.

[Express]

waste of time

[psre08]

Did it on my E46. Worked like a charm. Idle is smoother.

[Drunkonmelrose]

I just changed my oil a week ago, will i
Have to change it after? My spark plugs
Were changed not that long ago i hear
Seafoam kills them?

[sdalpha]

Seafoam is a treatment I would not recommend for any car, especially for a properly maintained car, but even for a car that wasn't maintained well.

I have read reports of Seafoam doing more harm than good, so it is one of those products I will never use on my car.

In my opinion, if you use quality fluids, you should not need to use Seafoam.