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I'm winterizing my 5.7 Mercruiser which has freshwater cooling. The most
important part of this rather simple process seems to be removing two drains on the manifold elbow things on each side of the engine and one on the heat exchanger. The latter one has a pencil zinc, the other two do not. Would it be prudent to install pencil zinc anodes on those two also? The other one corrodes pretty quickly in salt water and I'm taking this rig to the Bahamas, where I don't want all that warm salt water to corrode my cooling system. What could it hurt? Capt. Jeff |
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