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How To Clean Up After A Coolant Leak
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| Fri Jul 27, 2007 | 4:14P| PermaLink |
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"Even though your coolant may be more or less non-conductive when you bought it, over time it will pick up particles from your cooling system (dust, dirt, impurities, algae growth, and even microscopic copper/aluminum particles from your waterblocks) and the non-conductiveness becomes not so non-conductive over time. That is why it is so important to change your coolant on a regular basis. Over time it WILL become more conductive than when you first bought it. The longer you wait, the more conductive the coolant can become... If a leak occurs during a lapse in maintenance (when the coolant is most likely to be conductive) you have a higher chance of your components being damaged."
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FULL STORY @
PCAPEX
(http://guides.pcapex.com/water_cooling/how_to_clean_up_after_a_coolant_leak.php)
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