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Hi guys, look closely, do you see a lot of smoke in the exhaust, and even water, there is still water in the exhaust. Not only smoke but also water stagnation, and this is a new, brand new car. And this is also a new Vios, the car also emits smoke when the engine starts. And the water comes down here.
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Hi guys, this morning I want to share with you the topic as you can see, between the car that was driving before and the car you just bought and it has water in the exhaust pipe, or smoke when starting the engine, no Do you know if your car is faulty? Have you ever encountered this before.
Attention, it is about 7 am in the rainy season, last night it rained, you observed the phenomenon that your car is wet, the car is parked outside in the rain, there is still a lot of water on the leaves. rain, you see.
And many people, when they see the car they just bought or they are about to receive the car, encounter a case like this, very worried, even angry, want to return the car, but this is a very normal phenomenon in the rainy season. , and often happens on new cars, and only new cars are often like that, I call it a leaky exhaust. The explanation for this is because my car is new, the piston cylinder is still sealed, and in the rainy season, there is a lot of moisture in the air, the composition of the air has high humidity, so the engine sucks air into combustion, so the temperature The moisture is sucked in there, and it's released into the exhaust, so you see the exhaust coming out as smoke, what you call smoke, but that's exactly what's called steam, not smoke.
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To explain this phenomenon, you must first understand that this is steam, not smoke, how can a new car have smoke, especially toyota. The worst brands, new cars are also difficult to smoke. So you can rest assured. First, this is steam, not smoke, second, this water accumulates from moisture, because the engine wants to burn must have gasoline, air, and fire. then the composition in the air naturally has moisture, and the rainy season has high humidity and leads to engine start, moisture is still around in it and exits the exhaust pipe and you see smoke and flow in a stream. It's just a product of combustion, no problem at all. you can rest assured.
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Can you see it flowing, here it flows in a stream, I took a white sheet of paper to catch it for you, this is a vios, flowing in a stream, patchy, can you see the smoke, flying like position.
You have already explained this phenomenon, if you pay attention, this phenomenon is very common in cars in the rainy season, you can rest assured that this is not smoke but steam.
I wish you a safe driver!
