Corsa exhaust "spitting" on my walls

[ulllose]

Corsa exhaust \"spitting\" on my walls

If i start my car and let run in the garage for 2 minutes it starts to spit black water from the pipes onto the wall or my damn leg. I know what it is by does anyone have this problem or a cure........


Brian

 

[twinturbo3150]

Re: Corsa exhaust \"spitting\" on my walls

what do you expect, it's a viper spitting it's venom

 

[ILLSMOQ]

Re: Corsa exhaust \"spitting\" on my walls

lol....normal. Pull it out of the garage to let it warm up.

 

[Tom F&L GoR]

Re: Corsa exhaust \"spitting\" on my walls

Water is a normal product of combustion. The cats or muffler are cold, so it condenses before exiting the exhaust. The black is soot.

 

[04mystic]

Re: Corsa exhaust \"spitting\" on my walls

aint nothin wrong with a little spit!

 

[Viper X]

Re: Corsa exhaust \"spitting\" on my walls

Normal. Just gets out a bit quicker in a shorter exhaust system.

 

[SD SRT Coupe]

Re: Corsa exhaust \"spitting\" on my walls

If i start my car and let run in the garage for 2 minutes it starts to spit black water from the pipes onto the wall or my damn leg. I know what it is by does anyone have this problem or a cure........


Brian

Mine splatters testosterone all over the walls of my garage.

 

[wormdoggy]

Re: Corsa exhaust \"spitting\" on my walls

If i start my car and let run in the garage for 2 minutes it starts to spit black water from the pipes onto the wall or my damn leg. I know what it is by does anyone have this problem or a cure........


Brian

Mine splatters testosterone all over the walls of my garage.

Could be a prostate problem...............

 

[ulllose]

Re: Corsa exhaust \"spitting\" on my walls

I understand why i does it, I was wondering if someone came up with a different cure other than pulling out of the garage quicker.

 

[PaViper]

Re: Corsa exhaust \"spitting\" on my walls

I understand why i does it, I was wondering if someone came up with a different cure other than pulling out of the garage quicker.

There is no "cure", it is a normal by product of the engines operation...get used to it or get over it. Do like I did, paint the walls black and keep the floor waxed, you can't see it on the walls and the floor wipes right up