I have been told that is normal to have condensation from the tail pipe or
muffler. It means your emission controls are working. You may notice a weep
hole in the factory muffler too, this is to displace the condensation so it
doesn't rot your muffler from the inside out. As far as the stalling....
I dunno, my 99 was starting rough, kinda like it had a bad-assed cam. I
changed the cap and rotor and that cured that problem. The cap had 30k on
it, it was in bad shape!
----- Original Message -----
From: "Jef Denning" <jdenning@bellatlantic.net>
To: "dakota list" <dakota-truck@buffnet.net>
Sent: Monday, November 13, 2000 4:07 PM
Subject: DML: water at tailpipe
> I've a stock 99 4x4 automatic w/ the 5.2L motor. Now that it's cooling
off
> (day temp in 50s -60s, night temp in high 40s) I've begun noticing a great
> deal of moisture at the tailpipe. Sometimes it makes a puddle. Also,
when
> stuck in creeping traffic recently the truck kept stalling. I don't know
if
> this is related. Is the moisture typical?
>
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