This article is a reiteration of a previous one but bears repeating in the interest of educating people and deciphering the truth from misleading claims. The “Run Your Car on Water” ads that are all over the internet are nothing more than “misleading hype”. They are actually referring to hydrogen boosters (electrolyzers) which are fuel saving devices. They are legitimate devices that do work and the technology has been proven and can be found at many credible sources; the library, the National Hydrogen Association, etc. However, I would be leery of the “do it yourself” kits and many of the other products being offered on the internet as many of these people just do not have the experience and expertise concerning these devices.

The electrolysis process is actually fairly simple but there are certain elements that need to be in place in order for these devices to have the desired effect. Including an EFIE (electronic fuel injection enhancer) is mandatory. Your oxygen sensor sends a voltage to your car’s computer telling it if you’re burning too rich or too lean and makes the necessary adjustments. An EFIE sends a floating voltage in addition to this and tells the computer that you’re burning too rich and subsequently cuts back on the gas being pumped to your fuel injection. The decrease in fuel is replaced with the hydrogen being produced by the hydrogen booster (electrolyzer). These devices are a great way to start withdrawing from oil. It will save you money in the long run, improve your mileage, help clean deposits out of your engine (which will increase horsepower) and is better for the environment. Gas prices are starting to increase again; just as I predicted months ago. STOP playing this game with the oil companies and do something about it.

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