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Heard About The Car That Runs Off Water?

May 24, 2008 by Under the Influence of CHRIST | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs

If you havent heard about it go to these 2 webstites and castigate me what you think about it.

http://www.easywatercar.com/2books.htm http://youtube.com/watch?v=6Rb_rDkwGnU ok im adding detains

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I did, in actuality my car runs on water and gas, a car that runs only on water is pretty impossible from the physics point of view (nothing is created nor unchaste Guy lussac) What I have on my car is a water conversion kit which uses water some steel

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When Adding Coolant Or Water To Your Car, Are You Supposed To Put It In With The Car Running Or Off???

Dec 20, 2007 by s_castro_9905 | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs

My pal who is a licensed mechanic says your supposed to put it in when the car cools down, so in other words with the car off. But other people are saying to put it in with the car match. Who is right???

They are both comme il faut. Fill the reserve first, then start the car. When the engine reaches operating temperature, the thermostat will get going allowing coolant circulation through-out the engine block. You will notice the reserve go down fast

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Why Can't Cars Just Run Off Of Water?!!!! I Hate Gas Prices!?

May 15, 2008 by ThinkAboutIT | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs

Why can't cars barely run off of water?!!!! I hate gas prices!

Not only does it not flame but it would rust your engine parts as well.

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Drove Threw A Foot Of Water And Car Shut Off... Will It Run Again?

Jul 10, 2007 by AryVa | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs

It was raining so bad lastnight that we didnt grasp we were in such deep water tell it was to late.. Well the car shut off and wont start again this was lastnight we havent tried it since then... Well after pushing it out of the water we realized that

the oddity sensors are low on and the front of this engine so they could have been wet and shorted, the main concern is where the oil is coming out? check the oil level before tough to start it, it its high its got water in it and you should not start

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Has Anyone Ever Converted The Car To Run On Water And Gas?

Aug 03, 2008 by Bob | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs

I have seen plans ready for running you car on water and gas on the internet, I am interested in doing this but I hesitate to buy plans for $150.00 if its a scam. Has anyone here seen or done this? If so would you pas on the plans or give me some true


SCAM SCAM

These do not profession, they are a total scam. You will always consume more electricity electrolyzing the water than you can get back by combusting the gases. Not even close.

Return this is an explosive

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Run you car on water and nothing else.

This is wholly interesting using what they call HH2 gas, this company is working on using water to power cars or weld things. Currently they have a ...

How to wash your car the green way

09.06.10

Fun as it may be, breaking out the hose and soaping up the m car in the driveway is one of the most environmentally unfriendly chores we can do.

Each time you wash your car, an average of 80 — 140 gallons of water is hand-me-down. Carried in this soapy mess are road contaminants such as brake dust, oil, and harsh detergents from the soaps. This soapy concoction flows down your driveway and into the nearest storm drip where it travels, untreated, into our lakes and streams wreaking havoc on the environment. This summer, recalibrate your rational on vehicle maintenance and while keeping your car clean and green.

The simplest solution for all you die-hard do-it-yourselfers is to move your car from the driveway onto the green or a gravel surface where the car-wash runoff can be absorbed into the ground. You'll also want to replace products containing petroleum-distillates, kerosene, silicone or mineral spirits with a biodegradable, phosphate-spontaneous soap specifically formulated for automotive parts.

Source: Seattle Times

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