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Step 1 Cooling system flusher	Step 2 Electrolysis Arrestor	Step 3 New antifreeze	Step 4 Ground the heater	Step 5 Add an Anode

	96 SUBURBAN
	Why is my radiator leaking? The coolant that we drained out was green, yet the radiator is showing dirty brown. The residue from old spent coolant can "hide" in the block and harbor acids that allow and encourage electrolysis. The electrolysis has found a weak spot on the middle of the radiator core as shown by the discoloration.

	GMC TOP KICK The cooling system had a measurable voltage of .6v. This radiator was about 2 years old.

	1997 FORD EXPEDITION 90,000 miles. Coolant never changed. Black area at bottom left of heater is where leakage was occurring.
	Notice the black "burned" look in the heater tubes.

	2002 Town Car Had .56v. The coolant was almost black. It took almost a week to reduce the electrolysis. Look at the sediment at the bottom.
	The heater tubes show the trauma that the acidic voltage carrying coolant has done.

	1994 Ford Taurus Leaks near inlet tank. Radiator less than 1 year old.