I may have put too much seafoam in my car and now it won't start. Any ideas ?

 

How much seafoam did you put in? How much gas did you have in it?

 

I would say pull the plugs and clean them up/dry them.

 

I used a cup and put in break booster line. And put some in the pcv line on top manifold

 

I got a code


P1460
Wide open throttle a/c outout ckt

 

Sounds pretty bad not turning anymore. Prolly grinded the teeth off the starter. Idk

 

I mean it tried to start it so many times possibly ate up all the teeth on starter. This isn't good ill probably have to take the whole engine out

 

You did have the car running when you put it in right?

 

Yeah for one of them

 

Not the pcv line

 

Now I could think about either rebuilding or something right?

 

rebuild probably not. Fix your starter maybe. Then pull your plugs and turn it over for a while to push that seafoam through. Clean or replace your plugs depending on how old they are. Report back

 

Did that still won't crank at all I even had to get jumped. No solution. I went buy a new starter this morning the old one was fine but I tried anyways and no luck. I dumped a lot in there. So I am going to tear it down to the block and see what is going on.

 

Thanks glen!

 

You removed your plugs and it still would not turn over?? I mean with no plugs in the engine and then try to tun it over.

 

Did you have starter problems before? Hard to think that you wore the teeth off the flywheel ring just over too much seafoam.

 

Well like I previously said yes I tried all that. No plugs in car, and tried to start the motor wouldn't budge. Wether jumping the battery, or change of the starter like I previously said nothing was even wrong with the starter I had. In the past I never even had problems with the starter. However I did at onetime let my car sit up for a while with coolant in oil pan from not draining the coolant before removing the lower intake and it acted a little different ever since that day. Ill know for a fact when I strip it all down. I planned a rebuild anyways.

 

But thanks y'all I'm glad to see I have help and people who got my back. Ya know maybe a valve or push rod may be screwed it could be anything

 

Hmm... you know when a cylinder is filled with liquid (anti-freeze, seafoam, oil) the engine will not budge when trying to turn over, right?
But if you had all the plugs out at the same time then the liquid would have been pumped out. Curious how/why the motor has seized (according to your description)?

 

This whole thread makes no sense to me. Seafoaming an engine turns in to a full engine rebuild. Wtf. I think smoke just came out of my ears. Not enough information to make any real suggestions. I need to know:1) does the starter spin 2) if it does, does it make a grinding noise 3) why the **** would you pull an engine to replace a flywheel/flexplate 4) why did you seafoam whatever you did with the engine not running.