So I'm looking for a "daily driver" while I fix up the devil. I see on craigslist a foxbody convertible for sale and I go look at it, test drive it etc. I'm pulling my wallet out to pay for the car, and decided to take out a bill and check the mufflers. I put the bill on the drivers side muffler--no problem. Then I go to the passengers side (it's a 5.0 V8) and the damn thing nearly sucked the enitre bill into the muffler! I pulled it out and it's covered with oil. I quickly shook the guys hand and left. The search continues....

 

Explain to retards like me what that means.

 

+1

 

Basically, the piston expells exhaust out of the tailpipe. This one was sucking the exhaust back into the engine, which is bad. It was also pushing out a ton of oil, which I'm sure is also bad.

 

noobs!

it means a lot of trouble! and that fact that there is oil in the tail pipe is another sign to get away fast!

 

if you dont use high octane fuel your going to get black residue in your exhaust...was it oil or crap gas?

 

[] Why must you point it out?

 

it was quite obvious there!


and not always with the high octane fuel. i know people running high octane cause thats all the car says to run and they still end up with black char and crap in the tail pipes.

 

It's almost always obvious in this section

 

no, you guys know some stuff, more than a lot of people!