> The last approach would be one of the "anti-electrolysis" devices sold
> by J. C. Whitless (and probably others). Supposedly these devices
> introduce a small electrical current into the chassis which prevents
> or even reverses electrolytic corrosion. Thoughts, comments, giggles?
don't they do something similar on steel hull ships? I think they
use a sacrificial piece of metal which they let rust and therefore remove/
use up/involve some critical component of the oxidation process.
>>Yup, fiberglass-hulled ships also use this type of
thing for sacrificial corrosion. Supposedly extends the
life of the metal thru-hull fittings.
Now, has anyone ever heard that this was reason for
brit-cars having + as ground ?
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