H3 06 brown foam/water/sludge in air Resonator

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#11

02-09-2020, 08:08 AM

rockhound

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If you are not burning coolant, and you have no coolant in your oil, I'd say it's just condensation,

I have an ecosboost f150, they create a ton of condensation check out the video, their expansion chamber is the cooler, a small weep hole drilled in it gives a place for the condensation to exit. the water in this video is just from ambient air.

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02-09-2020, 08:28 AM

Aaajaws

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That video is crazy OK going for my 1/32' drill

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02-09-2020, 08:49 AM

rockhound

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whoa, i didnt say drill the hummer

, but it is crazy how much condensation you can get just from outside air.

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12-15-2021, 01:03 PM

Brando82

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Air resonator sludge

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Originally Posted by Aaajaws

I searched and found many guesses what it may be, prior to taking it apart through all kinds of codes and misfires . but soon as I took the hose from airfilter to resonantor off I could see 1/4" of the watery mixin the resonator. . I replaced all the coil packs and spark plugs, cleaned TB too 'due anyway" but wondering where it is coming from .

Never found a good answer now it is cold in Northern NH lots of snow rain and ice too. Head is not bad not burning oil or loosing coolant. With new plugs idles accelerates super smooth , I had also cleaned out the Resonantor with compressed air. Had this problem a year ago ( 12k miles ) with no real answer.

Any one else having this problen ?

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Jaws

Yes I have a 06 h3 and also have same issues, stalling at idle.