Yes, a plugged tailpipe can cause oil to spray out of the oil cap. When the exhaust system is obstructed, it creates excessive back pressure in the engine, which can lead to increased crankcase pressure. This pressure may force oil to escape from weak points, such as the oil cap, especially if the engine is overfilled or has other issues. Regular maintenance and addressing exhaust problems promptly can help prevent this situation.
In the 1989 Grand Prix, the oxygen sensor is in the tail pipe. Look for a wire that is plugged into both the tail pipe and the undercarriage of the vehicle.
Plugged fuel filter Plugged air filter Plugged catalytic converter Restricted exhaust (bent tail pipe)
Could be, plugged fuel filter, plugged catalytic converter, restricted exhaust (bent tail pipe) or incorrect fuel pressure (faulty pump or regulator).
Heat, unburned gasses, carbon soot.
not goot
because the spray is coming out of its butt so if it didnt lift its tail it couldn't spray you
yes they spray urine or something
No, a skunk cannot spray without lifting its tail. Skunks lift their tails as a warning sign before spraying their strong-smelling defensive spray.
Yes they do
Flomasters
Yes they have them.
Explain what it is doing! is water coming out of the tail pipe? do you see white smoke coming out of the tail pipe?