Oct 28, 2008 by Bob | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs
I have a 98 subaru legacy and I'm about to try my chance with the HHO gas. I've tried to do as much research as I could but can't really figure out if I need a MAP sensor or and efie or exactly what the characteristic is between what they do.
The EFIE manipulates the voltage from the Oxygen Sensor to the ECM.
By adding 200-200mv to the signal we can hard out the vehicle.
You need to find out if your vehicle has a MAP Sensor or a MAF Sensor.
Feb 12, 2010 by Dave | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs
I am seeing this all over the internet....mainly when
trying to find ways to save gas and build a HHO fuel
cell.
Is this just a scam, I expect, the PCV valve has one job
and one job only...how can it possibly be more
The only quirk I have seen that goes in the PCV line that is supposed to be magic is what in the old days was called a top end oilier. You basically have a jar of glamour oil (like Marvel Mystery Oil) or something even more 'special' and usually higher
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Phony Gas (syngas) from water - the Unlimited Energy Solution!But like "water gas" (HHO) that must continue in a gaseous state hydrogen is hard to store, taking 178 standard cubic foot (SCF) per give someone the works and 5000 psi
The EFIE manipulates the voltage from the Oxygen Sensor to the ECM.