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smoke/steam from under bonnet.
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gaffa786
PostPosted: Mon Nov 12, 2012 1:23 pm Up
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hello again.

on rainy days after i have been driving and the car is warm, i notice that when i am stationary some steam/smoke comes from under the bonnet. its not thick smoke just more like steam.

any ideas to what it could be and the reason why?

the car does not overheat just maximum to 90 degrees and then back down.

during dry days no steam can be seen.


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It's nothing to worry about its just the rain buning on the inlets or something that's hot under the bonnet. Smile
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sure its under not off? comming of the bonnet is common on almost all cars somtimes.

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As above, maybe its your bonnet insulation getting damp and your engine heating it up? Water on your exhaust system?
 

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Is there a distinct smell?

 


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Mine started doing this when I removed the fabric under the bonnet, its just water on a hot bonnet.
 
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Or is it rain hitting the radiator and creating steam?
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if it only happens when its rained/wet i wouldnt worry.
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i dont have no bonnet insulation so it cant be that. that's great to hear a normal occurrence with my car lol

used to get worried in case it blew up lol

 
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There ya go no insulation means a hotter bonnet. It's just evaporating off the bonnet
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Don't forget it's also colder as well as wet out so would be more noticable. Like you can only see your breath in the cold but not in the summer. It will happen all year round. Just more noticable over winter.
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