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OK so I have spent the day checking it out, (my new to me 2004 sprinter) and oddly enough all seems to be working (except the central heat, it too hot to get it to turn on at the moment) anyways I rea...
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On mine there is usually a bit of standing water that will dry out given the opportunity. Seems like a good idea to let it all dry out. Air is going to get in there when you drain the tank and air and moisture left in there will cause corrosion. I just like the idea of letting it dry out.
"The less air that gets in the tank when it's empty the less corrosion will occur." Not sure I totally agree with that unless you're purged the air to begin with. Hey, JMO.
And I use a dab of anti-corrosion paste on the threads of the anode rod.
I usually use a piece of foam or something malleable that is breathable but keeps the bugs out.
"The less air that gets in the tank when it's empty the less corrosion will occur." Not sure I totally agree with that unless you're purged the air to begin with. Hey, JMO.
And I use a dab of anti-corrosion paste on the threads of the anode rod.
I usually use a piece of foam or something malleable that is breathable but keeps the bugs out.
