Jeep Wrangler Muffler Leaking Water at Carol Freda blog

Jeep Wrangler Muffler Leaking Water. I know condensation is normal but does everyone. the reason that water will pour out more in short trips is because the exhaust will be cold thus condensing the water vapor. i drove the vehicle last night, and this morning i noticed that the muffler body was leaking water (approximately half a cup). water does in fact drip from most exhaust especially after a start up as condensation builds up in the system after. i know there’s a few “weep holes” in certain spots in the exhaust, but none seem to be where i’m seeing water dripping. i think it is either water trapped somewhere from recent rain (interior is dry), condensation from the exhaust accumulating and dripping. when i start up the jeep i get a lot of water vapor condensing at the join between the head pipe and the resonator. I'm sure it's not coming from. recently i found a lot of white stuff near the muffler and pipe, and water was dripping down.

water does in fact drip from most exhaust especially after a start up as condensation builds up in the system after. i know there’s a few “weep holes” in certain spots in the exhaust, but none seem to be where i’m seeing water dripping. I know condensation is normal but does everyone. when i start up the jeep i get a lot of water vapor condensing at the join between the head pipe and the resonator. recently i found a lot of white stuff near the muffler and pipe, and water was dripping down. i drove the vehicle last night, and this morning i noticed that the muffler body was leaking water (approximately half a cup). the reason that water will pour out more in short trips is because the exhaust will be cold thus condensing the water vapor. i think it is either water trapped somewhere from recent rain (interior is dry), condensation from the exhaust accumulating and dripping. I'm sure it's not coming from.

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Jeep Wrangler Muffler Leaking Water I know condensation is normal but does everyone. i think it is either water trapped somewhere from recent rain (interior is dry), condensation from the exhaust accumulating and dripping. the reason that water will pour out more in short trips is because the exhaust will be cold thus condensing the water vapor. recently i found a lot of white stuff near the muffler and pipe, and water was dripping down. water does in fact drip from most exhaust especially after a start up as condensation builds up in the system after. when i start up the jeep i get a lot of water vapor condensing at the join between the head pipe and the resonator. i know there’s a few “weep holes” in certain spots in the exhaust, but none seem to be where i’m seeing water dripping. I'm sure it's not coming from. I know condensation is normal but does everyone. i drove the vehicle last night, and this morning i noticed that the muffler body was leaking water (approximately half a cup).