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Jukeboxnut

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Sooty exhaust
« on: 21 December 2016, 16:42:42 »

I recently fitted a new Eternal exhaust system to my 2.2 petrol estate, which fitted perfectly thank goodness.  After travelling just over 1,000 miles I have noticed that the inside of the exhaust rear pipe is quite sooty despite the fact that the fuel consumption is reasonable (35 mpg on a run and approximately 25 mpg around town) and the car appears to run as sweet as it always has done.  The mileage is 126,000 and it has regular oil changes at 5,000 miles.

The exhaust on my wife's 1.8 petrol Vectra is clean as is the one on my son's 2.0 petrol Mondeo and my daughter's petrol Golf all of which have well exceeded 100,000 miles.

My previous 2.0 Omega petrol estate also tended to have a sooty exhaust at 95,000 miles until I unfortunately wrote it off.  Has anyone else noticed a sooty exhaust on their Omega or is it just me?
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frostbite

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Re: Sooty exhaust
« Reply #1 on: 22 December 2016, 13:33:14 »

My 2.0 has a sooty pipe. I think it was less than a month before my Ulter sport backbox coked up

Probably the extra weight, omega is a tad heavier than a cav or vectra
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