water line to throttle body - needed?
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The water keeps carbon from building up in the exhaust, but I have seen where it will go bad and it will mess up the Cadillac converter‘s
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truckdoug (02-28-2023)
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The TB does not affect the A/F ratio, so a rich mix won't happen, and the CATALYTIC converter is not affected.
You really should read up a bit more..... Cadillac converters??? Right.....
Besides all this, you replied to a FOURTEEN YEAR old thread....
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Some people are new to the internet, and to the world apparently...
Chemistry lesson bud....
Combustion of anything results in CO2 and H2O at minimum, there's your source of water in the exhaust, not from the engine coolant. If you think the steam line on the TB injects it into the engine, yea...
Oh, and Catalytic Convertor..
Combustion of anything results in CO2 and H2O at minimum, there's your source of water in the exhaust, not from the engine coolant. If you think the steam line on the TB injects it into the engine, yea...
Oh, and Catalytic Convertor..
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G Atsma (02-27-2023)