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Why does the exhaust pipe spray water in winter?

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JackRose
07/29/25 7:06pm
The reason why the exhaust pipe sprays water in winter is that the fuel is fully burned in the engine. After complete combustion of gasoline, water and carbon dioxide are produced. Due to the low ambient temperature, water is sprayed out. This is a normal phenomenon. The following are the effects of the exhaust pipe on the car body: 1. It can reduce vibration and noise, extending the service life of the exhaust and muffler system. 2. The main material of the exhaust pipe is stainless steel. For ordinary cars, since the exhaust gas leaves the engine under high pressure, the noise may be unbearable. 3. The main function of the muffler is to reduce the noise of the car. Installing a muffler in the car's exhaust pipe significantly reduces the car's noise.
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