Water from exhaust

[Andro]

Originally Posted by cdn2usa

Absolutely normal. That is what cadillac converters do.

You mean catalytic converters right or Cadillac Covertables? Lol

[born-to-fish-]

Originally Posted by TommyTSquared

Water is not coming from the engine if that is your concern. You would have a serious problem if that were the case.

Going way back to Grade 11 chemistry,
One of the by-products of combustion is H20 (water)
That's why you can see a car's exhaust when it's cold outside.
Perfectly normal....

Now a ton of steam coming out the exhaust, that's usually an indication of a blown head gasket, cracked head or block.

[68vert]

I get Skittles out of mine....

[jimmie.briseno]

Originally Posted by 68vert

I get Skittles out of mine....

Mmm ... Taste the Rainbow!!

[13 ZL1]

You need to run that beast a little harder and get them pipes hot.

[SS_in_Black]

Originally Posted by 68vert

I get Skittles out of mine....

[ncstatered21]

Originally Posted by simpsow

I know, I had new exhaust put on my 2SS this week and when he cut the left muffler off and turned it over there was like a half a gallon of water that was dumped out ( nothing in the right muffler ? ). I had this done at my local chevy dealership and the mechanic said that for every gallon of gas burned these engines produce one gallon of H20 ( not sure if that is true or not ).

It is probably a gallon on liquid H20 but it is in more of a gas form. Then there is some that exits the exhaust in liquid form. The combustion process that occurs in all vehicles naturally releases H2O.

[3CamarosOnHand]

As long as the head light fluid doesnt go dry you have nothing to worry about.

[markbolt]

Originally Posted by Xander

Does all Camaro's leak water on the left hand exhaust after shutdown?

Mine did, I change the exhaust to borla sport/cat back and no more problems