make sure its actually oil and not a mixture of condensation and black carbon..does it feel oily or more watery? oil would usually get burned and cause a light blue colored smoke out the tailpipe
worn out muffler bearing
A muffler going bad can be caused by many things. But generally, it is either contact with the ground causing a dent, oil burning causing sludge and residue in the muffler, or corrosion from age and moisture in the exhaust pipe causing a hole or the collapse of baffles.
The problem I had was oil and gas flowed out the muffler on my snapper 11 hp lawn tractor. To fix it I had to drain the oil and get a new plug. The issue that caused it was I needed a shut off valve in the gas line to stop the gas frome running back into the engine and eventually getting into the oil causing it to gush out the muffler with a lot of smoke. It is an easy fix and it now runs as smooth as new. I hope this helps you
To change the muffler or exhaust in a Chevy Venture, jack up the vehicle and locate the muffler. Spray penetrating oil on the nuts and loosen muffler clamps. Replace with new.
You have to much oil in your fuel/oil mix
Your bad muffler might be part of the reason your check engine light comes on. Usually, your bad muffler causes something else to go wrong and that causes your check engine light to come on. Problems cascade.
loud, and shety muffler
Fatigue, maybe from missing or broken hangers.
A hole in a muffler is from two causes. It has either rusted through or been damaged by something hitting it.
No.. If anything it makes it slower if you do not have the right muffler or exhaust system on it.
Some common causes of breakdowns in commercial vehicles include bad oil, no anti-freeze, broken radiator, and fuel problems. Due to how vehicles operate a lot of things must be maintained at rough intervals in order to keep your vehicle healthy.
That wig stuff could be fiberglass used for absorbing sound but it shouldn't be coming out.