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chauncey0337
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But I put hobo repellent on my truck, how can that be? Those damn hobos, lol!
Is there a drain?
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afpj
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On my 02 Yukon, the muffler has a small drain hole on the bottom rear...condensation will drip from that under the right conditions. It's about 1/8th inch size.
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chauncey0337
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Yeah, someone suggested that earlier. I'll have to check it out, thanks Bob.
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Oops, sorry for the duplicate suggestion....missed that one. The piss/pea responses caught my eye instead. My kids are at the age that bodily functions are all hilarious, so naturally I gravitate to that as well. Sigh...
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haha you said piss/pee
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I'm on my phone and can't tell what generation truck you have. If it's a NNBS I think water is collecting in the door and dripping once it reaches a certain level. My truck does that almost every morning.
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chauncey0337
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LOL
I have a nbs sir. I don't think it's coming from the door. The puddle is about a foot, or so, in from the door.
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So, I let my truck run for 5 mins this morning and crawled under it where the puddle was and it was, in fact, coming from a small drain hole in the bottom rear of the muffler. Normal, like suggested above.
