Electronic Fuel Injection Enhancers (EFIE) and HHO

May 13, 2008 – 3:19 pm
In the past, fuel savers would not work when applied to fuel injection because those systems are actually designed to prevent efficient combustion. Adding an HHO kit to your engine's air-intake increases the combustion efficiency. In order to get the most MPG gains from the HHO kit, the oxygen sensor's voltage needs to be externally regulated. This is because the vehicle's factory computer does not know how to deal with the addition of HHO / Brown's gas in the air intake system. Increasing the combustion efficiency of an engine increases the exhaust oxygen percentage. Most fuel injection engines use an oxygen sensor to infer the air/fuel ratio of the engine, the increased oxygen content in the exhaust is 'read' by the computer to be a lean mixture in the engine. The computer then adds extra fuel to bring the pollution back to 'normal'. This problem led to the development of the Electronic ...

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Complete HHO Kits

February 19, 2009 – 2:52 am
I am writing to announce the addition of complete HHO kits to our website! You can now upgrade any Punch Electrolyzer to a complete kit. We have two different kits available, gasoline fuel injected and diesel. Each kit comes with all of the following: Bubbler, AMP Meter, Catalyst, 10 Gauge Wire, 20 Gauge Wire, Hose, Heat Shrink, Wire Lugs, Heavy Duty Switch, 60 AMP Continuous Duty Relay, Fuse and Fuse Holder, Wire Strippers, Heavy Duty Clamps, Extra Nuts and Washers, a Barb, large and small Zip Ties, an Installation DVD, a sticker, and our business card with our phone number so you may contact us with any questions you might have. The complete kit for gasoline fuel injected vehicles also includes a dual EFIE deluxe. The complete kit for diesel and carburetter engines comes with double the amount of hose and wire (i.e. a big rig would need a lot more material ...

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The Reason for Oxygen Sensor Adjustment

September 30, 2008 – 4:00 pm
This article describes the main reasons that the oxygen sensor needs adjustments when using s a fuel efficiency device such as an HHO electrolyzer. Additionally, products that solve or provide the oxygen sensor adjustments are presented. Almost all modern vehicles, employ oxygen sensors to tell the vehicle's computer if the air/fuel mixture is too rich or too lean. The computer uses the information from the 02 sensor to determine if more or less fuel should be added to the mix in order to maintain the correct proportion. Gas vehicle engines (as opposed to diesel engines) are designed to operate at an air/fuel ratio of 14.7 to 1. When these proportions are being supplied to the engine, a certain amount of oxygen will be detected in the exhaust by the 02 sensor, and this information is fed into the vehicle's computer. If more oxygen is sensed, the computer thinks the mixture is too ...

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EFIE Installation Instructions

September 30, 2008 – 3:47 pm
Install your fuel efficiency device The Electronic Fuel Injector Enhancer (EFIE) is not intended to be a fuel saver by itself. You should install a device that is designed to get more energy out of the same fuel, such as a hydrogen gas electrolyzer, a fuel vapor production unit, or other device that gets more power out of the same fuel by increasing the efficiency of the burn. Locate the oxygen sensor signal wire The easy way to do this is to look it up in your Haynes, Clymer or Chilton manual for your car. If you don't have one of these, there is a service at www.ahdol.com where you can pay a nominal fee, and get your wiring diagrams emailed to you. I have also recently found a resource at www.autozone.com whereby you can get your wiring diagram, and specific service manual information on your sensors. However, the information is ...

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The DIY Hydrogen Cell

September 26, 2008 – 11:39 pm
Is it possible to build a hydrogen fuel cell yourself? Yes, of course it is, it’s not that difficult to do and for less than $50 you can build a fuel cell that will increase your mileage by as much as 65% or more and that’s not bad. The first thing to know is that the device that you built for your car is not meant to produce enough hydrogen to run your car only on hydrogen. To run 100% hydrogen means you have to build a device which is much more difficult to put together and probably more dangerous because at least at the DIY level the technology isn’t there yet. The unit that you’re going to build works this way. Quite simply, you will be generating HHO gas from water by sending a charge from your battery into the fuel cell which separates the water molecules in the ...

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Ultra-high Output Electrolyzer Cells by Punch HHO

August 5, 2008 – 9:21 pm
Ultra high output cells are now shipping from the innovative company, Punch HHO.  These cells are touted as the most efficient cells made and are constructed with flat stainless steel plates instead of thin wires.  Additionally, they use a low voltage design to minimize the amount of excess heat and steam that could harm the vehicle's engine. The electrolyzer cells are produced in three models discussed below: Punch 1.0 Cell - $299 The Punch 1.0 Cell is capable of over 1 Liter per Minute constant output of HHO gas. Every unit is leak tested and LPM tested before it gets shipped to the customer.  Every connection is sealed to assure no future leakage.  There are no wire connections inside the cell, the stainless streel thread as seen on the top runs all the way to the bottom of the cell to make the connection under the water.  This creates a spark free ...

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HHO Gas Savings Spreadsheet, Calculator

June 17, 2008 – 8:05 pm
Below is nice Excel spreadsheet that you can use to figure out how much savings you can realize from the MPG increase by using an HHO generator. It includes a chart to visually see the savings in dollars related to distance driven. The spreadsheet is easy to use, change the 'before' gas mileage and percentage increase to find your savings. HHO Cost Savings Spread Sheet Calculator (xls) Many people have seen about a 20% fuel economy gain utilizing the HHO electrolysis generators to boost the amount of combustible gas in the engine; creating a cleaner more more efficient environment for combustion. As an example if you get 20 mpg, a 20% fuel economy increase will save you $250 after driving 7500 miles @ $4 a gallon for gas.

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Alternative Fuels, Using WATER to convert engine to a hybrid DIY

May 10, 2008 – 6:43 pm
A recent discussion on a discussion forum sparked some debate on whether or not HHO generators / bubblers can be fitted to a vehicle to increase fuel economy. Several people responded saying that it works and that they got at least a 10% gain, meaning they could travel farther on a mile per gallon (MPG). Below are some excerpts and pictures as well as the link for further reading. I tried to highlight the important information: One person says: "I spent about $5 on parts, had everything else already laying around my garage. So far, I've achieved about 10% better mileage, and 10% more horsepower. A definite 'feel it in the seat of the pants' improvement" Below are pictures of his setup: "Generator" bottle. Makes HHO charged water "Generator" bottle. Makes HHO charged water "bubbler bottle" that stays in the vehilce filled with the charged water "bubbler bottle" that stays in the vehilce filled with the charged water "most people ...

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