Originally Posted by jeremys73

weLLLL Bamachem, I think you should know better.... There was actually a guy that posted in Bamachem's super big Seafoam thread that took off the heads. He didn't actually take pics of the top of the valves but did take pics of the cylinders and pistons. I have no idea what page that is on, you'll have to take a day and read it yourself. https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f123/seafoam-injector-intake-cleaner-good-stuff-64836/

Originally Posted by CoedNaked

So....back on topic.

Has anyone considered inspecting the results of Sea Foam? The reason I ask is for the guys who do NOT want to remove their heads to clean their intake valves, etc.. Hence they don't want to use water, or transmisison fluid, or any other noted miracle cures because again, their heads won't be off. If we all took our heads off and cleaned our intakes with the above mentioned techniques, we woudln't be talking about Sea foam now would we? That is the GOAL - to find out the results of Sea Foam, before, and AFTER it is used by inspecting the valves with the heads of, before, and after.

Pardon my sarcasm but this is the second time I've intervened in the topic that I started to bring it back on topic.

Originally Posted by bamachem

yeah, but didn't he say something about the BHG also contributing to the cleaner pistons. also, like mentioned, he didn't show pics of the valves, so therefore it isn't relevant to the topic posted here, so the originator won't give a damn anyway...

Originally Posted by hross14

Simple and cost effective solution to the problem is to get a indoscopic (spelling) camera and send it down into the deep. Right?? I think i recall seeing a advert for one around 150-200 bones. But anyways--they usually have little lights and are very flexible----blah blah. So take a before and after picture and BAM!!. I will research to see whether i can actually find one that can bend enough to make it through. This should give us a picture of the back of the valve(s). WHAT SAYS UDS??