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weewillie

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any body use a corrosion control module on any of their vehicles
 
there's a joke in there somewhere.
Corrosion control for a British car. Thats an oxymoron
 
Weewillie-

Yup and it works pretty good.

I have used CC for the past 25 years.
Go to your marine supply store. Ask them
for a zinc plate and attach it to your
right angle drive.

And always be sure to flush fresh water
thru your engine for about 10 minutes after
use in salt water.

Corrosion control is an important item.

Hope that helped ya out.

Tinster
 
Thanks guys and Tinster we used to have them on the ships when i was in the merchant service but I meant on their cars> My son just bought one for his Jetta and i wondered if any one had any on their cars
 
I`v seen em advertised on "Two Guys Garage" but no I have never used one YET. However I am seriously thinking on trying this idea out on my TR
Kerry
56 TR-3 TS 12909 L.O.
 
Is it a sacrificial anode?
 
alana said:
I thought corrosion control was parking a Fiat next to it.
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That is not <span style="color: #FF0000">corrosion control</span>, that is <span style="color: #FF0000">comparative cosmetics</span> /bcforum/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/grin.gif and you will always come out ahead next to a Fiat!! /bcforum/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/smirk.gif
 
weewillie said:
Twosheds said:
Is it a sacrificial anode?
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this is it here ebay item#: 160084258534
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Hi Weewillie, No that Item will not work and it is not a sacrificial anode. What the designers were attempting to do is to produce a Uniform Potential structure out of the segmented body panels on an automobile. In a sterile environment they might get close, but not in the normal environment exposed to our cars. Forget it, save your money and be sure and read the penalties they have paid for misleading the public.---Fwiw---Keoke
 
Wow, that How It Works page is awfully vague.

Smells like Snake Oil to me.
 
Twosheds said:
Wow, that How It Works page is awfully vague.

Smells like Snake Oil to me.
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Well I don't know about that TS. Snake oil come ina bottle, but this I think, is Lucas Smoke ina BOX !-Keoke- /bcforum/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/laugh.gif
 
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Quote:]Is it a sacrificial anode?[/QUOTE]

that's what i wanted the fiat for...
 
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