if u back into a pile of snow.. and snow was caught in the muffler.. and the car shuts off is that bad?
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Why is this thread titled "camry"?Former: 90 Accord EX Coupe, 93 10th Anniversary in Frost White
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Im guessing this happened to a Camry? Any way, it shouldnt really do anything, its snow after all. Snow melts, and turns into water. So the exhaust piping should get hot enough to melt the snow, and evaporate. Unless the water makes it way all the way up to your motor (which i dont think is actually possible), you shouldnt really have a prob i would think.
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Originally posted by soon2bdroppedok? i heard a tip when buying car that you put a rag in the muffler... and if it stalls then the car is worthless.. so i was wondering is it the same as snowing in the exhaust?
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Reminds me when Axel stuck bananas in Taggart and Rosewood's car in Beverly Hills Cop ILast edited by JailBa8; 12-29-2004, 11:56 AM.U silly rabbit don't u know tricks are made for kidz, You without me is like corn flakes without the milk! This my world, you just a squirrel trying to get a nut!!
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Originally posted by fizzbob7so basically, if the car runs right, it's ok, and if not, then something is up....if the exhaust is weak or acting funny, then the engine will be weak running or acting funny.....i'd listen to the engine instead of getting carbon monoxide all in my face for nothing
There is a reason for it though sometimes you can't hear it. I belive it tells you if the cat is clogged up and not flowing right. I have to confirm that with the guys at work.
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