Is It Normal for Water to Accumulate in a Car's Exhaust Pipe?

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ZoeyMarie
08/27/25 5:13am
Water accumulation in a car's exhaust pipe is a normal phenomenon. Here are measures to address water accumulation in a car's exhaust pipe: 1. Measure One: Replace the exhaust pipe. Some car models have design flaws, with improperly positioned drainage points on the exhaust pipe. 2. Measure Two: Drill a hole in the exhaust pipe. Drill a hole at the lowest point of the exhaust tail section's lower wall to allow water to drain out. 3. Measure Three: Drive the car onto a slope with the rear facing downward, then rev the engine to expel the water. 4. Measure Four: If you hear gurgling water sounds in the exhaust during idle, you can also park on level ground and rapidly accelerate several times to expel the water. 5. Measure Five: If you notice vehicle resonance, it might be caused by damaged exhaust pipe mounting hangers. Replace them if necessary.
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