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Posted on September 20, 2008 - by Richard

HHO Electronic Enhancer…A POTENT HHO Gas Saver Tool!

Talking about HHO Electronic enhancer in my previous blogs, I will explore this subject more today. I am hoping that by discussing this, you will get the significance of one of these gas saver tools.

After combustion happens inside your engine, the air and fuel mixture usually breaks down to different exhaust products. It consist mostly of toxic carbon gases but one of them is oxygen gas or 02. The presence of this 02 gas determines how lean the intake fuel mixture before combustion. This information is needed by your engine computer so it can calculate the best economy so you can save fuel. The leaner the mixture, the engine computer will command the injectors to push more fuel and vice versa. If you don’t use a hho electronic enhancer, the engine computer will push more fuel when the mixture is lean.

To save fuel, the computer has setting of fuel mixture at 14:1 ratio and the oxygen gas setting at the exhaust is set between 0.1v up to 0.9 volt. This setting will be totally screwed up when the HHO gases are introduced. It will force the oxygen setting to a much lower rate (between 0.1v to 0.4v) making the computer compensate by injecting more fuel. This is where a hho electronic enhancer like EFIE adjuster comes in which it automatically adds voltage to the oxygen sensor. The value added is equivalent to the amount created by the HHO gas to make it lean. This prevents your engine into open loop and thus fooling the computer settings.

This is why it is futile to install HHO gas savers in your engine especially if it has an engine computer. Based on most video testings that were done successfully, EFIE adjusters are an effective hho electronic enhancer tool for the HHO generator.

NOTES:

1.) EFIE gas savers can actually run by itself without the HHO generator and save fuel. However, there is the danger of your engine losing power when applied this way. Hesitation and stalling will likely occur followed by increase in engine temperature. When done in a prolong lenght of time, engine damage can also occur. You can see it HERE in this the HHO electronic enhancer video.

2.) Still others have tried by doing away with HHO electronic enhancer (EFIE) by wrapping the oxygen sensor with aluminum foil. The foil itself shields the exhaust heat again trying to fool the engine computer into calculating a RICH fuel condition.

Finally, if you have multiple oxygen sensors, always connect the ones in your exhaust manifolds BEFORE the catalytic converters (CAT). The ones AFTER the CAT are used to monitor the CAT efficiency. And if you have multiple oxygen sensor wiring connections, contact your vendor for the right wire or ATS can do this for you. To save fuel, this is the correct way to set up your HHO system.