With the hybrid engine, which runs part time, you will see more condensation in the exhaust in a low speed drive environment, since the exhaust may not get hot enough to turn the moisture to steam. It’s good to fully warm up the engine occasionally, especially when it’s cold out, and with a hybrid, that will require some highway driving.
You said “In this video, I’m going to show you how to handle that situation” This is the way you taught me to handle that situation: Don’t do anything. Ignore it Lol
Cars have had condensation drain holes like that for decades!
With the hybrid engine, which runs part time, you will see more condensation in the exhaust in a low speed drive environment, since the exhaust may not get hot enough to turn the moisture to steam. It’s good to fully warm up the engine occasionally, especially when it’s cold out, and with a hybrid, that will require some highway driving.
Thank you very much for the info, very helpful.
Nice explanation and good to know. Thanks Handy Frank.
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Thanks that was a good explanation
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You said “In this video, I’m
going to show you how to handle that situation”
This is the way you taught me to handle that situation:
Don’t do anything. Ignore it
Lol
It's nothing to be alarmed about ! It's accumulated condensation ! I have a ten year old Taurus that does the same thing !