T Theresa Oliver New Member Mar 7, 2016 1 0 0 63 Mar 8, 2016 #1 Mar 8, 2016 #1 we just started up our new engine and noticed a lot of steam from the exhaust, any comments?
stykthyn I want to measure mine. It doesn't look that tall. 15 Year Member Jul 6, 2006 5,232 2,652 223 gainesville Mar 8, 2016 #2 Mar 8, 2016 #2 Most likely is oil from the freshly assembled parts. If it was steam you would have a white smoke show and the engine wouldn't hold a good idle.
Most likely is oil from the freshly assembled parts. If it was steam you would have a white smoke show and the engine wouldn't hold a good idle.
mikestang63 SN Certified Technician Aug 27, 2012 11,606 8,859 214 In the garage Mar 8, 2016 #3 Mar 8, 2016 #3 define steam a lot was the car sitting for an extended period of time what temperature is it is it from one or both tailpipes does the steam stop after a few seconds does the steam smell like anitfreeze what color is it
define steam a lot was the car sitting for an extended period of time what temperature is it is it from one or both tailpipes does the steam stop after a few seconds does the steam smell like anitfreeze what color is it
Gearbanger 101 Straight Outta Locash 20+ Year Stangneter Aug 10, 2002 9,457 1,377 234 Ontario, Canada Mar 9, 2016 #4 Mar 9, 2016 #4 There is a difference between steam and a little condensation. Let it come right up to operating temp and see what it's like. If it's antifreeze, you should be able to smell it. It's got almost a sweet maple scent.
There is a difference between steam and a little condensation. Let it come right up to operating temp and see what it's like. If it's antifreeze, you should be able to smell it. It's got almost a sweet maple scent.