I've been doing a lot of searching and can't quite find this exact scenario/question.
I have a bike that's been running really rich and has some carbon build up on the piston tops. I'll be addressing the rich running and giving it a full tune-up, but I was wondering if I could squirt a little SeaFoam down the spark plug holes and let it sit for a bit to loosen the carbon. Then, fire it up and run it for a bit before changing the oil.
Just a one time thing to try to help loosen and remove some of the carbon without doing a tear down. It's not horrible carbon, but could definitely stand to be cleaned out if possible.
I have a bike that's been running really rich and has some carbon build up on the piston tops. I'll be addressing the rich running and giving it a full tune-up, but I was wondering if I could squirt a little SeaFoam down the spark plug holes and let it sit for a bit to loosen the carbon. Then, fire it up and run it for a bit before changing the oil.
Just a one time thing to try to help loosen and remove some of the carbon without doing a tear down. It's not horrible carbon, but could definitely stand to be cleaned out if possible.