1.4T What is the sound of water flowing in the exhaust pipe of automatic sagitar?

For your question, it is normal for the exhaust pipe to drip water. This is because gasoline burns completely to produce water and carbon dioxide. Water is steam at high temperature, and steam is colorless and transparent at high temperature. But when the temperature is lower than 100℃, the steam condenses into water in the exhaust pipe. The water droplets discharged from the exhaust pipe are the result of condensation of water vapor produced after gasoline combustion in the exhaust pipe and muffler, and flow out together with the exhaust gas. This phenomenon is very common in cars with good engine condition. If there is too much water and the water tank is short of water, it is likely that the cylinder gasket is broken, which causes the antifreeze in the engine water channel to be sucked into the cylinder block when the engine is working, and then flows out of the exhaust pipe after participating in combustion. You can check whether there is a fault by checking whether there is a shortage of antifreeze. I hope my answer is helpful to you.