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mickyboy123

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water in exhaust
« on: 11 June 2014, 21:45:17 »

hi guys, im a little concerned there was water driping out of my exhaust and what looked like steam that was comeing out, this was on a fairly cold engine, it seemed to stop after a while , is this normal, perhaps i should say car is running like a dream tick over is perfect has plenty of power. i hope she is okay. :'(
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Re: water in exhaust
« Reply #1 on: 11 June 2014, 21:52:22 »

Perfectly normal as the engine warms up :y

If it tastes of coolant or is still happening after about twenty minutes then you have issues :y
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Re: water in exhaust
« Reply #2 on: 11 June 2014, 21:54:26 »

Just condensation, nothing to worry about.  :y
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Re: water in exhaust
« Reply #3 on: 11 June 2014, 21:55:08 »

Omega's do steam a fair bit, in the 3.2 in a cold morning it's like I'm a steam train standing with a load of Class 47 diesels  ;D
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Re: water in exhaust
« Reply #4 on: 11 June 2014, 22:28:30 »

A petrol engine will produce over a gallon of water for every gallon of petrol, and when cold it condenses close to the exhaust; when hot, it remains invisible close to, but condenses a lot further away, by which time it has dispersed too widely for you to notice it.
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Re: water in exhaust
« Reply #5 on: 12 June 2014, 06:40:39 »

hi guys, thanks for all your replies, you have put my mind at rest thanks. :y
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