Does hydrogen fuel enhancement really work?

Question

I keep getting emails about a system that converts water into hydrogen. It clams to inject hydrogen it into an automotive engine to supplement gas or diesel combustion, therefore reducing fuel consumption. It all seems too good to be true. If it were that easy and that efficient, why hadn't anybody already thought of it?

Answer 1

Q. Does hydrogen fuel enhancement really work?

A. HHO's benefit older carbureted vehicles and is the holy grail for the gas guzzling muscle cars or any other big sloppy legacy motor. Newer Fuel Injection systems most likely operate worse, NO Benefit.

A. Frequent service along with poor fabrication and installation is frustrating and could be harmful - ecoMPH

Answer 2

It is too good to be true, that's why the people selling it should be in jail.

Answer 3

Yes, it does work! Too many testimonials out there to not be true. People who just tell me, not just reading them on ads. And FOX news and others did shows featuring the process.

And for the record, someone .... LOTS of someone's did think of it! Look back to the not so distant history and see all those who were super close to nailing it down who 'mysteriously' ended up DEAD. Government and oil tycoons do not want this technology out there.

Answer 4

Yes it does work!

Read my article which reveals the exact chemical formula/breakdown on how this works and how to make it work for your car/truck.

http://www.Water4GasNews.com

Answer 5

Gaby, use your head.

how would you make money on this? Automotive infrastructure has been centered on the internal combustion engine for how many decades? Do you know how hard it is to make changes to that infrastructure?

Say you buy a car that gets 20mpg and you drive the average 15,000 miles/year. If hydrogen assist saves you 10% in fuel, you save about 75 gallons, or $300/year if gas is $4/gallon. $3000 over the 10 year lifetime of the car. How much would you be willing to pay to save $300/year, and still have to deal with the maintenace of the hydrogen assist? How many others ways can you think of to save $300/year?

Car companies don't care about how much people spend on gas, they only care about selling cars. If someone told me I could buy a car that got better mileage, but had to bring the car in to be serviced every few months to have the hydrogen electrodes and electrolyte checked, that's a lot of my time wasted, and I think i'd rather spend my time doing something else. Granted I would probably do it myself, but this is not something car manufacturers can easily integrate into all vehicles.

It's sad that it took $4/gallon gasoline to get people to think more about this.

Answer 6

It most certainly does work, I know cause I have tested several different systems and am using it myself.

http://waterfuelreview.weebly.com

Answer 7

Use your head and logically think about it. If one had the ability to do this cost effectively, he would be making Trillions of dollars per year, and it would be in use everywhere. Not happening because not there.

Answer 8

Yes it works.

You would have the problem to find an hydrogen station.

However an hydrogen station can be easily built using ammonia to refuel it...

Ammonia is sold as a fertilisant(around 250-400 $/tonne) and the produced hydrogen from ammonia(about 2 m3 of H2 per kg of ammonia) is more cheap than oil now but surely can be really cheap...

Answer 9

I am in the midst of build a system for my 93 f 150 pickup currently it get about 14 miles per gallon I have read reports 30 and 40 percent increases i will be happy if i can get 20%

I am very optimistic about it but what really riles me is that if i can do it . It could have been done 20ys ago

Answer 10

Yes they do work. I have tried a couple of them but the one that was most effective was the one recommended on http://www.FuelCellReviews.com