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Water dropping from where my x pipe ends and where my mufflers bolt up to the x pipe. Is that normal or an exhaust leak? Thanks
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Is this a trick question? If water can get out, air can get out.
 
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Will it cause any problems if I don't get it fixed immediately?
 

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Probably sounds different depending how much air is escaping but no it won't cause any issues.
 

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Some water dripping from between clamps is perfectly normal as long as it isn't excessive. If you also see carbon buildup in the same area that would mean a larger leak that you should get fixed soon. Anything after the cats won't cause any issues at all.
 

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Water dropping from where my x pipe ends and where my mufflers bolt up to the x pipe. Is that normal or an exhaust leak? Thanks
I just started noticing the exact same issue with my cat back system over the past few weeks. Installed the system right at a year ago. I loosened the clamps, made sure they were positioned properly, and torqued to 35 lbs but they are still leaving water spots on the garage floor.
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