Water coming out of exhaust contained by a suburban.?

I have a 91 suburban and I replaced the spark plugs and it is presently leaking hose down out of the exhaust at idle and when engine is rev'd it spits out a life-size amount of water (half a cup) what would produce this?

I can hear a knock nouns coming...

Answers: It could just be condensation that have built up in the exhaust system; this commonplace during cooler temperatures. But, it could be a cracked director gaskets, or worse, a cracked head allowing the coolant to find into the cylinders. Are you having to repeatedly add water/coolant to the radiator? Check the grease, does it have a "white pasty" look to it? Can you detail if the engine idle is extremely rough? If it is, pull the plugs out, one by one, and see if they are fouling out. It they look doomed to failure that also could mean fruitless gasket or head.

If the grease is clean and you are not have to add coolant than it is most probably lately the normal and fitting condensation. GREAT! Then don't worry.

Sorry....

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because its a chevyy lol,. and chevys suck.. and its probably condensation contained by your muffler.

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