Local mechanic doesn't know what to do??
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I think one of the top banjo bolts on the turbo is a coolant line going to the thermostat housing. I replaced that bolt and washer recently.
I do notice a bit of steam when starting the car. There is a decent amount exhaust water in the muffler. Someone had drilled a hole for a drain. It was clogged and I used a screw driver to unplug it. I would say about a cup of water had drained when I did that. It was odorless and clear. I wonder if that would be from the turbo burning up some coolant? Or something else? My 2010 LT with 225k never had this issue at all.
Exactly. The engine turn gasoline and oxygen into carbon dioxide and water vapor, mostly. A little white mist when cold is normal.
So is water dripping from the tailpipe. Small amounts of coolant won't noticeably affect the appearance of the exhaust.
White smoke from a warmed up car, on the other hand...
So is water dripping from the tailpipe. Small amounts of coolant won't noticeably affect the appearance of the exhaust.
White smoke from a warmed up car, on the other hand...
Most mufflers have a drain hole. But, it is not supposed to drip constantly.
If water is dripping out the pipe all of the time it is coolant leaking into the combustion. 3 ways: the turbo, the oil cooler, the head gasket.
If water is dripping out the pipe all of the time it is coolant leaking into the combustion. 3 ways: the turbo, the oil cooler, the head gasket.
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