2008 ford escape 3.0 ltr. Has steam coming from tail pipe, does not over heat why?
2008 ford escape 3.0 ltr. Has steam coming from tail pipe, does not over heat why? - 1
It is normal when the engine is cold and should go away when the engine is warm. If it does not, see a mechanic.
It is probably Condensation inside the exhaust system. Just keep an eye on your coolant levels. If you're brave you can smell the vapor. What you don't want to smell is Sweet. When coolant vaporizes it's sweet. But regular exhaust smells sour… Or not very pleasant.
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