Interesting that WV is about equal to CO2 in exhaust for petrol and diesel engines.

Burning Car Fuel Creates what Exhaust?

For every pound of fuel burned, you get about a pound and a third of water, as a combustion product, in the exhaust gas. No way to prevent it; it's right there in the chemical equation. You only see it when the engine is cold, or the gas flows over cold surfaces or into cold air, where the water becomes liquid.

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In spark-ignition engines the gases resulting from combustion of the fuel and air mix are called exhaust gases. The composition varies from petrol to diesel engines, but is around these levels:

Combustion-engine exhaust gases^[7] ^{All figures are approximate}	% of total
Compound	Petrol	Diesel
nitrogen	71	67
carbon dioxide	14	12
water vapor	13	11
oxygen		10
Trace elements^{[citation needed]}	< 0.6	~ 0.3
nitrogen oxides	< 0.25	< 0.15
carbon monoxide	1 - 2	< 0.045
particulate matter		< 0.045
hydrocarbons	< 0.25	< 0.03
sulfur dioxide	possible traces	< 0.03

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Interesting that WV is about equal to CO2 in exhaust for petrol and diesel engines.

Burning Car Fuel Creates what Exhaust?

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