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Saw an ad -Convert Your Car To Run On Water. Save Fuel And Double You = is it for real?

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it sounds crazy but this guy i know hooked up his car to run on hydrogen --> which comes from water evaporating so the oxygen runs off one way and the hydrogen is run down some tube into something in the engine. so yes it runs half off H2O .

he'd only had it for a couple of weeks when i saw his deisel truck half running on hydrogen and -you kno the tail pipe?- ya kno how on trucks and cars and stuff its generally all black and oily/sooty from exiting fumes? well, it was almost entirely clean! so hydrogen fuel makes you're car run cleaner and that helps the environment.

and since the engine is running a little on water it doesn't use quite as much gasoline.

so, dont kno 'bout that ad, but yah, cars can run on hydrogen
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No it's a con, and not even a good on at that been around a long time before the 1970's that when I remember seeing it.

I have a long post to show why it can't and won't work, post an edit and I'll post it again.

Save your money.
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No, I'm sorry but it's just a scam.

Check the You Tube video I've linked to below and the website it refers you to.

Those who say "yes it works" and refer you to their website are more often than not simply affiliates of the scam and are just trying to earn money by tricking you into buying an eBook or infopack by making ridiculous false claims.

Use your commonsense...

If this *really* worked, don't you think that Toyota, Honda, Ford and all the other auto-makers would have already fitted jamjars filled with water and baking soda under the hoods of their latest offerings?

Why haven't they?

Well it's because this stuff simply does not work.

And yes, I've run carefully controlled tests using good science and accepted methodologies. Those tests are exactly what the science predicts -- this stuff does not work, it is a scam.
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oh yeah.

and heat your house with ashes.

and light your rooms with burnt out bulbs.

or not.
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It is DEFINITELY for real.

This guy I go to church with is running his car on water and is getting about 30% increase in gas mileage.

I've been reading about the different water for fuel kits on the market, and I found a very helpful site that compares some of these conversion kits.

http://www.runawatercar.com

hope it helps
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That would be awesome if it were true! I'd want to build my own model car to test out the different theories on how it works. But I'm sure if anyone in the oil industry found out about people converting their cars or other people's they'd 'disappear'.
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yes! go to this site, it really works!

http://darrell31.centemax.hop.clickbank....
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Gambling is a tax on people who flunked math.

Run your car on water scams are a tax on people who flunked science.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_...
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Converting your car to run on water is proven to lower fuel costs, increase mileage - and help the environment.

    *  Sizeable Fuel Savings   -  at least 40% more fuel efficiency

    * Fast and Easy Setup - in only a few hours, even for novices

    * Affordable Set-Up Cost (well under $100)

Read more at http://www.h20fuelkit.com/
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no never click a ad it makes your computer messed up
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It is a typical something for nothing concept. It is more scientifically unprovable than cold fusion.
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HHO hybriding is real.

Running your car on H20 (in that form), is impossible unless you are using a steam engine.

For people here saying HHO hybriding is a scam, here's an NBC news video where they tested it on one of their news trucks and over doubled their mileage: http://www.wptv.com/content/specialrepor...
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The title "run your car on water" is a bit over the top. It is not possible yet. Adding water to the gas tank will simply destroy your car =))
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Actually you can run your car on water.

http://www.shell.com/home/Framework?site...

How soon will it hit the market will take years. It is not something you put a commercial value to
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