Water in Exhaust pipe....
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Water in Exhaust pipe....
During the cold winter months, i noticed when starting my truck, i would here a sound coming from the exhaust sounding like a pouring noise, and after a few minutes the noise would go away, but never saw any water or spots on ground.
today i started my truck and while it was idleing, i heard the noise and looked underneath and saw water driping from the exhaust pipe where a clamp is holding the pipes together, i would say it is behind the cat converter about where the bed starts behind the x-cab.
any ideas how water got in there and any way to get it out?
today i started my truck and while it was idleing, i heard the noise and looked underneath and saw water driping from the exhaust pipe where a clamp is holding the pipes together, i would say it is behind the cat converter about where the bed starts behind the x-cab.
any ideas how water got in there and any way to get it out?
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Originally Posted by Jeremy102579
come again?
One thing you can do to limit water buildup is drill a very small hole in your muffler as described by Bob (or you may have one that is clogged). You can also limit your short trips because they do not sufficiently heat up your exhaust to cause any excess water to convert back to steam.
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01-03-2005 05:31 PM