a/c drip...caused hole in H-pipe
I have an exhaust leak in my H-pipe. This is the 4th one I've had to replace. The problem is the a/c condensation drips onto the H-pipe. This is the normal drip I see on all cars running the a/c here in hot FL. On the right pipe the water drips and then collects where the first (closest to header) cat used to be. The water pools in the bend and over time corrodes the pipe creating a hole. It seems the stock cat being wider caused the water to spread out more. Anyone ever have to re-route the a/c drip or create some type of plate for the water to hit prior to the H-pipe? I was even thinking of wrapping that area with header tape to cover/protect the metal.
I have an exhaust leak in my H-pipe. This is the 4th one I've had to replace. The problem is the a/c condensation drips onto the H-pipe. This is the normal drip I see on all cars running the a/c here in hot FL. On the right pipe the water drips and then collects where the first (closest to header) cat used to be. The water pools in the bend and over time corrodes the pipe creating a hole. It seems the stock cat being wider caused the water to spread out more. Anyone ever have to re-route the a/c drip or create some type of plate for the water to hit prior to the H-pipe? I was even thinking of wrapping that area with header tape to cover/protect the metal.