What to Do If Water Leaks from the Car Exhaust Pipe?
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Water leaking from the car exhaust pipe is a normal phenomenon as long as it is not severe, indicating good combustion efficiency of the car. After gasoline burns, it forms water and carbon dioxide. When the ambient temperature is high, it appears as water vapor, which is expelled before condensing. When the ambient temperature is low, the water vapor condenses into water droplets on the exhaust pipe walls, resulting in water leakage. If the leakage is severe and noticeably abnormal, it indicates a problem with the car. A common issue is coolant from the engine leaking into the combustion chamber, causing water to leak from the exhaust pipe. Excessive water accumulation can corrode the pipes, damage internal components, lead to inaccurate fuel supply, and in severe cases, affect the vehicle's performance.