HeyHoward==If it is coolant the engine will overheat quickly and the engine will smoke white smoke. The head gaskets will need replaced. It can be normal condensation if it is pretty clear water. Good luck, Joe
Its not coolant. It is vapor that condensed and formed into water as your muffler cooled from the last time it was used. Could be indication of a bad head gasket
Doesn't have to be anything wrong. Some condensation is a natural result of the combustion process.
leaking or cracked manifold
Your coolant pump is behined the fan, you will have to replace the water pump.
It's the block heater. I had the same problem.
Your headgasket is bad, coolant is getting into the combustion chamber, hence the thick white smoke and fluid. had that happen to my dads thunderbird a few years ago
You may have a blown head gasket.
That wig stuff could be fiberglass used for absorbing sound but it shouldn't be coming out.
the reason you here noise from your muffler are because less pressure from your engine is going fast.
The smoke from your muffler has a smell because what is coming out of the muffler is the products of the incomplete combustion of your fuel. Some of those products are gases and vapors that have color and some are dark but small particles - that is what you call smoke. But some of what comes out are various chemicals that your nose detects as odors.
Replace If it has a hole or leak in it, replace it. A leaking muffler is a very dangerous thing. I know, I had a very serious accident from a leaking muffler. Carbon Monxide is a odorless, tasteless, killer. It put me to sleep and I never saw it coming. I did however wake up just in time to see the tree coming, and was unable to miss it. Spent 2 weeks in the hospital over a $20 muffler. Get yourself a new muffler.
If there's a hole in the muffler, you will begin to hear a loud roaring noise when you drive. You also will notice toxic fumes coming out from the muffler. These fumes can cause headaches, dizziness, and other health problems when inhaled.