Why is there water coming out of the car's exhaust pipe?

[McSawyer]

Here is an introduction about water dripping from the car's exhaust pipe: 1. When water vapor is emitted and evaporates, water may spray out because the water vapor condenses into water droplets inside the exhaust pipe. Sometimes, you may also see white smoke coming from the exhaust pipe; this usually occurs when a car is started for the first time in winter or during the rainy season. However, once the engine temperature rises, the white smoke will disappear. This situation is not a cause for concern and does not require maintenance. 2. If the exhaust pipe emits black smoke or even drips 'black water,' this phenomenon indicates that the engine is burning oil. Be cautious and remember to check the oil level before going out. If the exhaust pipe emits black smoke after the engine temperature rises, it indicates that the cylinder pressure is too low or some cylinders are not working. This should be checked and resolved, and it is necessary to go to a repair station for maintenance. 3. If the exhaust pipe emits a large amount of water vapor or white smoke while the engine is running, check whether there is water in the fuel tank, whether the cylinder gasket is damaged, whether the cylinder block has cracks, and whether the cylinder sleeve sealing ring is in good condition, etc.