Water in Both Exhaust Pipes

[99322]

I'm starting to see water in both exhaust pipes. I know cars do this to some degree. My X5 did it a little but I have noticed an increase in it lately. All temps, levels, etc are in normal range and it is running fine.

I have 3,000 miles.

Any ideas? Prefer fact based, experienced opinions versus "oh crap" its blowing up opinions based on nothing. Not trying to be a DB but have seen some pretty lame stuff thrown around on here thats all.

Thx.

 

[Ruger]

I have an idea that H2O is a byproduct of petrochemical combustion.
Situation normal.

 

[kandewinn]

Its the water your catalytic converter produces. CONVERTS exhaust gases into environmentally friendly H2O

NO WEEP HOLE REQUIRED, YET!!!!!

 

[Bulletnjm]

I have an idea that H2O is a byproduct of petrochemical combustion.
Situation normal.

those is some big words

 

[dlbb]

just think of the truck like a dog. likes to mark its territory everywhere.
also has more spots to **** from vs my 14 3.5. guess to prevent rusting exhaust..

 

[WhatExit?]

I'm starting to see water in both exhaust pipes. I know cars do this to some degree. My X5 did it a little but I have noticed an increase in it lately. All temps, levels, etc are in normal range and it is running fine.

I have 3,000 miles.

Any ideas? Prefer fact based, experienced opinions versus "oh crap" its blowing up opinions based on nothing. Not trying to be a DB but have seen some pretty lame stuff thrown around on here thats all.

Thx.

I've got gasoline in my gas tank. I had that in another vehicle I owned.

Sometimes there's more gas than other times. When I purchase gasoline the tank is full. Everything seems to be fine - should I be worried?

WTF is wrong with people?!

 

[tightt]

This has been happening to ECOboost equipped vehicles for years. You need to drill a weep hole to allow the exhaust to drain. The Squatch can explain in more detail.

 

[99322]

I've got gasoline in my gas tank. I had that in another vehicle I owned.

Sometimes there's more gas than other times. When I purchase gasoline the tank is full. Everything seems to be fine - should I be worried?

WTF is wrong with people?!

If you will read my post and pay attention i stated it is increasing which caused me to ask the question.

Your response is exactly the type I didnt want.

 

[debate]

I'm starting to see water in both exhaust pipes. I know cars do this to some degree. My X5 did it a little but I have noticed an increase in it lately. All temps, levels, etc are in normal range and it is running fine.

I have 3,000 miles.

Any ideas? Prefer fact based, experienced opinions versus "oh crap" its blowing up opinions based on nothing. Not trying to be a DB but have seen some pretty lame stuff thrown around on here thats all.

Thx.

Levelling kit or other suspension changes?

 

[Ruger]

This has been happening to ECOboost equipped vehicles for years. You need to drill a weep hole to allow the exhaust to drain. The Squatch can explain in more detail.

Ford beat Saquatch77 to it. The weep hole in the muffler is a no-cost factory performance enhancement.

Okay, @99322 is serious and is concerned about an INCREASING amount of water in his exhaust system. I think we're going to need to know more. How many miles on the truck, any mods to the intake, driving habits (mostly road or mostly off-road, mostly sane or mostly wide open throttle), etc. Fill in as many blanks as you can, 99322, and then let's see if we can figure this out.