Will putting on a water fuel cell improve my milage?

Question

I have tuned, filtered and oiled, now I want to be a little more radical. I read www.squidoo.com/suvhydrogenhybrid and it was a higlander like mone. will it work? at $100 for bits I thought I would give it a go.

Answer 1

dont believe it i want to see it ....... ive drivin tractor trailor for 35 yrs got a mill.5 on my butt if you want try it get lucus

Answer 2

ya deffint;y with fuel doesnt matter on milage because you'll neer need to buy gas

Answer 3

I've researched this and not one person has one of these kits installed and can prove the mpg increase as stated.

Just another "free energy" scam. Buy the kit, have it tuned by a certified technician and if no improvement get your money back. Have you found a certified tuner yet in your area???

Didnt think so

Answer 4

The problem is there are several things that need to be done to make the most use of the HHO generation. There's more to it then using 14 volts DC to convert H2O in to HHO. I've read a couple articles that talk about the type of electricity needed to power the HHO generator for best efficiency. Straight 14 volts DC from the electrical system is the worst as it takes more energy then is generated. I think one article said something like a 44k hertz square wave gave the best results. This requires an additional device to achieve (i.e. more money). Plus the O part of HHO tricks the fuel injection system in to thinking there is extra oxygen in the system so it wants to inject more fuel which kind of defeats the reason for the HHO generator in the first place. There is a separate module (even more money) used to modify the signal from the o2 sensor so the computer will lean out the fuel injection. But at what point are you running too lean and are only getting better mileage due to the lean condition (which is harmful to the engine)? The best system for a gas engine would be one that has an engine that runs on HHO only. I think HHO has the most potential on diesel engines as they don't use an 02 sensor.