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Gray tank leak
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- 2019 Ford Ranger
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No additives that I know of. You will be better off locating the source of the leak and repairing. I had a leak years ago on our fifth wheel and it was a water line leaking at a fitting. Once I tightened it all good but I had to replace all the insulation. I would pressurize the water system and look at all the lines for a leak. Then go from there. Good luck.
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