is it natural there is a small amount of water comes out from the exhaust pipe?

Answer 1

Yes. Water is a by product of exhaust. When a hydrocarbon (such as octane) is burned, molicules are reformed into CO2, H2O and others. That is the big part of the reason your exhaust system rusts out from the inside.

P.S. Condensation occours when H2O is cooled, not heated.

Answer 2

yes, the exhaust from a vehicle is hot and as it forced thru the exhaust system some condensation does occur. The amount will vary based on external temperatures, temperature of your exhaust, and how hard you are working the engine. Needless to say, if it is a steady stream there is something wrong engine wise.

Answer 3

Yes it is condensation. I don't know why Subaru would connect an air conditioner compressor to the exhaust pipe. Sounds like crapola to me.

Answer 4

Yes

Answer 5

Read Ray's answer, it is the best one here. I dont like the Subaru answer though (A/C ?)
But it is defintely normal for a little water to come from your tailpipe. All good running engines produce this water from condensation.

Answer 6

it would desire to be in all likelihood what became replied above or maybe a wealthy burn bearing directly to different reasons. you have a ninety seven. what share miles are on the engine? verify the oil frequently, perhaps you have a valve stem seal situation however the colour may well be blue i'm no longer asserting that's what it is yet verify that.

Answer 7

Yes,it's just condensation.

Answer 8

yes thats the catalytic convertor working properly

Answer 9

yes, it's condensation, as engine heats up, water disappers

Answer 10

yes