our work trucks do the same. the exhaust run vertical and if it has been raining you should see the mess it leaves. I would say the condensation over night would be causing this on your troll.
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our work trucks do the same. the exhaust run vertical and if it has been raining you should see the mess it leaves. I would say the condensation over night would be causing this on your troll.
Well mine started doing it exactly after a new exhaust was fiited. I noticed nothing with a standard exhaust.Quote:
Originally Posted by paulvdw
I clean it up straight away, but of degreaser and it's gone in minutes. Sometimes it's just dry particles, other times, it's wet.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bluecrab
if your talkin bout the power point, it used to be normal untill i backed into it n pushed it through the plaster, now its a recessed point...Quote:
Originally Posted by Rustyboner81
Hahahahaha that'll teach it..Quote:
Originally Posted by menis
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Mine does this if i park too close
I forgot to reply back here, I'm not sure if it's just a coincidence, but I use the flashlube stuff every second tank. And since filling up last time, it doesn't leave that crap as much any more. Also, it may be just me over-thinking it, but I "think" it does it more when it's sucking from the bottom of the tank, so when it's real low. Will test this theory out as time goes on.
http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forum...2013/09/87.jpg
The mornings are starting to get warmer now so you won't see it as much. Cold air with a warming up exhaust with give condensation....Have a look at cars in the morning at peak hour. Most will drop a bit of water when they take off.
bit of an update fellas, if you see black shiiit on the wall from the exhaust, clean it off asap!!!
im movin out of the rental into my house im building, and trying to get rid of it is fuucckin terrible!
might have to paint the wall i think
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There's your mistake your trying to clean it off with sump oil!:icon_bonk:lol