Why Is There a Lot of Water Flowing from the Car Exhaust Pipe?

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Car exhaust pipe water flow specific reasons are as follows: 1. When gasoline and air are mixed and ignited for combustion, water vapor is discharged: the colder the water vapor, the more it condenses into water droplets, indicating the engine condition, and the exhaust pipe will drip water. 2. The exhaust pipe water flow must meet at least three conditions: the correct mixture ratio of gasoline and air, high engine compression pressure, and low exhaust temperature. 3. The correct mixture ratio of gasoline and air: This indicates that the fuel supply system is in good condition, whether it is fuel injection or carburetor fuel supply, the mixture of fuel and air is just right. 4. High engine compression pressure: High compression pressure indicates that the engine is in good condition, and there is no wear phenomenon in the cylinder. If the engine has a slight oil burning condition, the cylinder pressure will decrease, leading to incomplete combustion. Once combustion is incomplete, there will be no dripping. 5. Low exhaust temperature: This indicates that the ignition timing is correct, and the combustion gas generated in the engine is concentrated in the cylinder, with little or no gas escaping into the exhaust pipe.