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May 06, 2025 - 09:03 AM
The life is hard to estimate. We just check it at oil changes to make sure the electrode is still in place. When it has deteriorated, we replace it. Water, use, care, and maintenance all are factors.
How long before this needs to be replaced and how will I know when it's time? Will it make a difference based on whether it is driven 2,000 miles a year vs 15000? Anti-Electrolysis Radiator Cap | 16 lb, Sacrificial | 66-79 Bronco, 65-89 Ford Truck
How long before this needs to be replaced and how will I know when it's time? Will it make a difference based on whether it is driven 2,000 miles a year vs 15000?
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Anti-Electrolysis Radiator Cap | 16 lb, Sacrificial | 66-79 Bronco, 65-89 Ford Truck
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