CrazyRexBoy

hey guys...i know in the summer u dont see puffs of smoke coming out the muffler...and its pretty much clean...but however i noticed while warming up my GSR today in the garage.... that withing few minutes later ...there was a bit of water drips from the muffler? is this normal in the winter? for it to be moist? or can something be wrong...

can anyone tell me if they see bits of water shooting out in the winter during warm up?

slow_ls

Perfectly normal. Nothing to worry about. And make shure you always get your car up to full operating temperature and keep it their for awhile, because that is best for the motor and mechanical parts.

CrazyRexBoy

whew.... ( sigh of relief ) thanks alot bro... i thought that it something was wrong for a moment...but yea i went outside and turned on my brothers accord...and it did the same thing...so i guess the winter time does affect it... and thanks for lettin me know that warming up the car is a good thing .... i do it as much as possible...

SlammedDC2

Think about it this way. In the winter your windows get all fogged up don't they? well everything else is going to get the same way and once it warms up it will (for lack of a better word) smoke out until it is all the way warm.
But yeah man your fine. Look at other people driving around when it's cold. Lots of cars will be "smoking".