What Causes Water Dripping from the Exhaust Pipe in Winter?
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Winter exhaust pipe dripping occurs because: After gasoline is completely burned, it produces water and carbon dioxide. The water forms water vapor at high temperatures, which then condenses into water when it encounters cold. Smaller water droplets suspended in the air appear as white gas, while accumulated condensed droplets turn into water. Winter vehicle usage precautions include: 1. Regularly check and replenish antifreeze; 2. Avoid using wipers or spray nozzles when the windshield is frozen; 3. Regularly check battery charge; 4. Adjust tire pressure; 5. Warm up the car for about one minute before driving; 6. Start and drive slowly on icy roads.