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Beeftrain99 Jan 11th, 03, 6:48 PM there has been alott of fuel spraying out of the tailpipes of my 66, its a dual exaust,any guesses? ------------------ 1966 Chevelle Malibu 350 -Daren DePonte- 69velle Jan 11th, 03, 8:34 PM I don't think its fuel, it will usually burn up in the exhaust pipes and cause a backfire. It might be extra condensation or even a broken head gasket thats letting your antifreeze enter the system. Check you antifreeze level and see if it has dropped or is dropping. ------------------ 1969 chevelle built 350/th350 SCCCC member http://home.earthlink.net/~thebergmans3 Peter F. Jan 12th, 03, 12:45 AM If it is fuel, how does the car run because it must be dead rich to the point it wouldn't run. In colder weather you'll get more exaust condensation. Even in the summer my car will leave puddles on the cement floor when started cold and left idling. Peter kevin d Jan 12th, 03, 7:27 AM As I learned here on TC, water is a byproduct of normal engine operation. If you don't get the car hot enough it will collect in your mufflers. To be safe check your radiator for oil and your oil for water. If there is no problem with that, take it out for a nice long run! ------------------ Honey, its not a $200 hat. The distributor was $200, the hat came with it. kevin d Classic Cars and Trucks of Beaufort #03 TC #1108 ACES #4586 | ||