I've read through the posts about Seafoam and I get that it's not needed to clean most engines and can damage certain engines. My situation is a little different. I already bought a can of Seafoam a few months ago thinking I would use it for fuel stabilization for our family vacation vehicle, a 2021 Toyota Tacoma Off Road with automatic transmission with only 7K miles on it. We use the truck to pull a small camper and very light off road excursions. I don't see us needing to drive it for a couple of months. Should I use the Seafoam for fuel stabilization or keep it in the can? I wish I had come across your videos first. Thanks.
Seafoam was designed for old two-stroke outboard marine engines. Unless you have an old Trabant, Saab, DKW, Goggomobil, or Subaru with a two-stroke engine I would not use that stuff in a car.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MaweRKn5zsM
Your car will be just fine for 2 months.
Unplug the battery or put it on a trickle charger. That's it.
Seafoam should never be used in any 4 cycle engine. Give the can to someone you don't like. If it's going to be stored for any significant length of time, use Sta-Bil fuel additive. You could use the Seafoam as a parts cleaner.
