I am buying a can of seafoam, does anyone know the size tube i need to connect the can to the ports?

 

It's in the first page, 1/4 by however long you need

 

Can i use seafoam in fuel tank...

 

Yes thats what it says on the can. I would try a can of Seafoam($8 Walmart) and add it to a half or quarter tank of gas and ring it out give it a few revs to the redline under load after it warms up.

 

There is no dealer in our country. so there is any side effect in seafoam...

 

when everything else fails, read the instructions :-)

 

that eccentric shaft thing is impossible to remove. I have perfect access to it but it does NOT come off. I dont have a jack with me right now except the stock jack that comes with the car. Is it possible to use that to jack the car up and get to it ??

Also where excatly do i place the jack when jacking up the front ???

Thanks

 

I will use 8oz of 2 cycle oil in each rotor or both rotor...

 

I used a flat head screwdriver to push down on the tab. Then use your other hand and pull it off. Piece of cake!

 

Rotary-RX8 have you done it?

 

Wow this thread was great. Everything went as expected, aside from that eccentric shaft sensor plug that was a bitch to remove.

 

Not a rx8, but this weekend seafoamed my dads 7, man did it make a huge difference (and a hell of a lot of smoke lol)

http://www.facebook.com/v/705306977229

 

If I don't use 2t oil will it be a problem?

 

You can lift the car with the provided jack just please use a jack stand before getting under the car! There's a notch about 2" from the front wheel where you place the jack to lift it.

Yes 2T oil burns as opposed to regular oil.

 

My car get 2 times flooed, so will i need to do seafoaming and my car 17k kilometers only..

 

this has to be the all time n00biest thread evar ...

 

Yea....

Luckily you showed me the light!

P.S. Not even kidding seafoaming is a waste of time look at my engine rebuild thread for pics of how well it works.

 

Noobs will keep on coming. That's just the nature of things.

 

fixed, at least wrt this topic ...

 

I have the idealing problem because few day's ago my car get flooded so if i do seafoaming will it be good for my car.

 

Recently i have change the plug so will i need to change it again after seafoaming or i will install my old plug and do seafoaming.

 

Here's a vid that I found on YouTube for this. Might help out a bit:

 

I would. Just for the peace of mind.

 

After seafoaming will i need to change the engine oil...

 

No they have nothing to do with eachother. You don't need to change **** except maybe your cat.