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Old 10-28-2009, 11:56 AM   #1
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Unburnt gas from exhaust

Ok so i have something fairly common, unburnt gas coming from the exhaust at idle. My car has been sitting while i slowly am putting it back togeather, how ever i haven't driven it down the road yet. I replaced the O2 sensor, coolent temp sensor, o-rings on the injectors thinking that is what it could be from with no luck of it fixing my problem. At this point im just trying to figure out what else it could be. It will revv past 2500 so its not the MAF. Any ideas will be taken into consideration.

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Old 10-28-2009, 12:45 PM   #2
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thats normal on my car but at the same time it doesent push out alot. does yours come like alot?
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unburnt gas is not normal....
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are you sure its not water?
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That's not gas. That's condensation. Having it actually shows that you are getting optimum combustion. All cars do it when sitting and warming up at idle.
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if it actually is gasoline then your running rich.
get a wideband haha
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Even with a bad ass rich ratio... I don't think that fuel would come out the exhaust... this is condensation and it's normal
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unburnt gas is not normal....
it isnorma, your always gonna get some out of the exuast and like others say that its also condensation, if it was something wrong it will be smoking
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