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Old 11 September 2009, 08:03 PM
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Have a classic wagon WRX 1996, just wanted to know, when it's up to normal running temp, i have noticed water droplets coming out of rear exhaust, is this a good sign or a bad one, especially when you rev up.
Old 11 September 2009, 08:36 PM
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probably just condensation coming out as the exhaust warms up.if you think it may be a head gasket failure, if water was dripping from the exhaust because of a hg failure,it would empty the cooling system so unless its using water,nothing to worry about thanks bryan
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Water is a by-product of the combustion process mate, once the exhaust is warm/hot you never see it
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I know it's not running to full potential, probably requires full service, seems to be running rich, so requires tune up, but when warmed up yesterday, on tick over when you rev up, blue smoke then eventually clears, your comments on this much appreciated, thanks
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