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If the water is clear and it happens while truck is warming up thats normal after vehicle is driven it should go away untill the next cold start.The weather can have an effect on how much moisture drips out.My Ram has done this since it was new.

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When the exhaust temperature is hotter then the inside surface of your exhaust system, you produce condensation. That causes condensation everytime you start up the vehicle, in cold weather, you produce more. If you run the engine long enough, it will empty the water from the low lying areas, which is why you should not just jump into your vehicle in the winter, drive 1 mile and stop it. That will rust out your exhaust more quickly. In the summer, you produce less condensation because the pipe and the exhaust stay at a closer temperature which produces less condensation.

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