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    TunedByFrost supporter rel3rd's Avatar
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    SeaFoam = SES light ?

    My car was just dynotuned using HPTuner recently, and today I SeaFoamed it and got a SES (misfire or whatever).

    If I use regular scan tool to erase codes, I won't hurt/change tune, will I?
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    Just reading real time data or scanning/deleting current codes won't affect the tune.

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    Bright Red
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    Great news. Thanks.

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    Just an idea...may or may not work: Try letting the car warm up and then run it hard (read WOT) a few times. Seafoam can jack w/ O2's b/c the carbon buildup released can clog/collect on the O2's and cause inaccurate readings. Some times running WOT will burn off residue. ...worked w/ my Mustang and Caprice, anyway....

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    Oh it's been WOT several times since then...lol.

    I cleared the code, car runs great...no more SES light.

    I even SeaFoamed my 97 Chevy truck. It was a much more smokey-er show since it has 157,000 miles, lol....

    Thanks.

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