Running Car On Water

1. 6 Responses to “anybody use that run your car on water that possibly save you money at the pumps?”

2. By roseskelton on Jun 11, 2008 | Reply

   This question makes no sense. Try posting again after checking spelling & grammar.

3. By Bob on Jun 12, 2008 | Reply

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4. By dtownfb on Jun 14, 2008 | Reply

   Can’t run your car on water. It is a scam.

5. By TomR on Jun 17, 2008 | Reply

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6. By Mark F on Jun 17, 2008 | Reply

   Your talking about the “convert water to hydrogen” kits. You won’t find any peer-reviewed studies, just testimonials, but there is no real secret to how it works.

   Supposedly the kit converts water to hydrogen which then gets burned so that you need less fuel. Problem is if you do the math you quickly discover that the quantity of hydrogen produced is insignificant and couldn’t possibly increase mileage to any meaningful degree. What they do as part of the kit is include parts that trick the engine sensors into running the engine lean (reducing the amount of fuel in the fuel/air mixture). Well, it doesn’t take a genius to figure out you’ll use less fuel if you run the engine lean. Of course that also means that over time you could do some serious damage. But the snake oil salesman doesn’t care about that.

7. By mister ss on Jun 20, 2008 | Reply

   The gas prices go up there wanting your money for something that they make sound great but doesnt work.
   The gas prices go up there are scammers out there wanting your money for something that they make sound great but doesnt work.
   For something that they make sound great but doesnt work.

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