

| Subject: | Re: ONE MAN only out of many |
| From: | Ben Cichowski |
| Date: | Thu, 29 Nov 2007 10:59:33 -0700 |
I enjoy taking a stab at things, even if I get it wrong...which I often do... Depending on the the components you are talking about, it seems like it might be possible to install something analogous to a sacrificial anode - like a magnesium ring on the opposite side of the rubber/metal interface. Unfortunately, I'm not sure how you would pull something like that off for, say, a rubber gasket on an aluminum block... But it all has to start with an idea. OK...commence with the "this guy is an idiot" posts! :) -Ben On 11/29/07 10:11 AM, "Zoltan Kuthy" <zolo@FOXINTERNET.NET> wrote: > Probably the most important question to answer is; what makes corrosion > between rubber and aluminum? The other is; how to avoid it? > Although, I have put this question up more than once within a year, nobody > even attempted to try to answer it, but ONE. > This list is fighting and dreading this symptom the most, yet there is not > enough knowledge to know how to stop it. > Is there more than ONE out of the hundreds of members who knows, or at least > think he knows? > Anyone? > Zoltan >
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