sacrificial anodes for radiator......
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sacrificial anodes for radiator......
I have used sacrifical anodes for years in both auto and diesel engine cooling systems (in both copper and aluminum radiators) but I haven't read mention of them on this forum?
Your thoughts as to where to install? Some one must be clever enough to have done this.
Your thoughts as to where to install? Some one must be clever enough to have done this.
Last edited by dieseldave56; Sep 8, 2007 at 04:12 AM.
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Sacrifical anodes are probably not mentioned in this forum because just about all the parts that come in contact with the cooling water are aluminum, reducing galvinic corrosion. That being said thoes running iron blocks would benifit from using a magnesium anode, not a zinc or aluminum anode.
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Sacrifical anodes are probably not mentioned in this forum because just about all the parts that come in contact with the cooling water are aluminum, reducing galvinic corrosion. That being said thoes running iron blocks would benifit from using a magnesium anode, not a zinc or aluminum anode.
Best advice would be to keep a good check on the coolant and keep proper mix, etc.
