Posts Tagged ‘hho fuel savings’

Posted on September 19, 2008 - by Richard

HHO fuel savings that reaches 37% MPG increase!

Another HHO fuel savings device is shown here to prove to you that some people are having success in HHO generators. Reading on his description, he used 2 HHO generators connected in series to produced the best rate of hydrogen gas flow. As I have described to you in my earlier blogs, heat is a by product of HHO generators. This heat happens when the HHO generator itself is not big enough to produce the hydrogen gas. When this happens, the generator housing will get hot in the process that sometimes will melt the electrical connections.

Some people will try to fix this by adding more electrolyte catalyst to speed up the HHO gas production. Still others can avoid heat by increasing the surface areas in the HHO generator electrolyte plates or coils. Lately, a multiple generator housings are used instead to achieve this. And from the result of the tests, it seems that the HHO gas production is increase effectively without the heat. Also, the added benefit is lower amperage rating when adjusting the current rate using the PWM adjuster which assures the HHO fuel savings.

In this case, I am not sure if he used a PWM adjuster but he did use the MASS or MAF sensor adjuster. If you remember, this device is use to control the engine air volume in setting the fuel mixture. From the video shown, he achieved a 37% increase in HHO fuel savings. I hope his findings can be verified but given he has no scangage and oxygen EFIE adjuster, there are so much room for improvement.

Here again is the HHO fuel savings test video

One more thing I want to caution you when installing HHO fuel savers: keep a closer look at your engine cooling system. When you realize that adding hydrogen gas makes your fuel mixture lean, there is no question it will add more heat to your engine. To fight that, you have to make sure the engine cooling system is in top shape. An adequate size radiator with good flow will do that and if the cooling fans are electric, make sure that they work properly.

To save fuel, it is not only important to increase the HHO fuel savings but making sure your engine can handle it. ATS can give you recommendations on the safe way to install these fuel savers so you can do it successfully. HHO fuel savers can help you save fuel but only if you do it right