Comments on: Water4gas Is Dead?

By: Jeff

Jeff — Tue, 19 Apr 2011 01:08:34 +0000

I am a member from the first generation of Water4gas I payed for the e-book and made several electrolizers, fuel heaters, o2 sensor enhancer, I talked to a wonderful english lady with a subaru when I was doing my first on 89 crx si wich I jumped from 35 to 50 best, I have emailed and tried to call tech support and all lines of contact have been dismissed, any reason for that I’m feeling really old now. The reason I wanted to contact tech is because I have an 07 civic si I-vtec that didn’t seem to do any better even after messing with the bubbler and now I have an 07 corolla wich I plan to put on and see if can defy the gas pump.
It’s been a long time and wanted to see of there was any updates for these newer cars.
please reply….
Thanks Jeff

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By: Maurice Johnson

Maurice Johnson — Thu, 13 Nov 2008 04:27:02 +0000

Hi from Canada,
2 months ago installed water4gas in my 02 Ford 1/2Ton. The 5.4 engine fuel economy did increase significally. Normally I get ~18-20 MPG on the highway travelling @ 100-110KPH (60-65MPH). With w4g installed I got as good as 30 and as bad as 17 MPG, but it’s all over the place. I have wrapped the o2 sensors with tinfoil as suggested by w4g, but thats all I have done.
Overall, my engine runs way cooler, smoother and my exhaust pipe is cleaner (no carbon black on the inside). This truck has 300,000KM.
I have not install a MAP Sensor enhancer either as I feel this is too cumbersome to manually be adjusting pots and switches while driving to compensate for uphill/downhill, freeway conjestion, etc.
The real fix for WATER4GAS will be the onboard computer or OPEC for 2-400 bucks.
Has anyone have any information regarding this computer or how far along
it will be before you can buy one.
Regards,
MJ

By: joloy

joloy — Thu, 16 Oct 2008 23:43:48 +0000

WATER4GAS is not dead. I have a good feeling that it will evolve to something more efficient and powerful.

By: Tony

Tony — Mon, 29 Sep 2008 03:15:53 +0000

thank you for publishing this information. I was wondering since you are from ILLINOIS i wanted to host a church auto enthusiast party where you could come and demonstrate this concept.

By: shan

shan — Tue, 09 Sep 2008 05:47:52 +0000

First and foremost, thanks for doing you and having the “courage” to carry on the support for an already suppressed technology.

As with all things “good” there will be the few who choose to give in to greed, jealousy, and anger for whatever their “reason” and denounce others for their contributions to this world.
What will be realized is that this is a great step in the phasing out of fossil fuels, which has, as is widely known, become more of a “topic” than a debate for “solutions,” thus, the finger-pointing can stop, and “even better” technology shall be developed, which can eventually lead to implementation on motorcycles, and other individual people-movers.
Of course, “big petrol” will use whatever means “they” can to discredit independent thought, ideas, and reason, while the public may be concerned about their dollar$ and 9/10 of a cent.
This all can NOT and shan’t be a possibility without our capitalist system of market, and goes to show that although it may not be a completely “Laissez-faire” one, it does manage to get the job done.

As an aside, personally I do plan to continue my research on the “new” technology and hopefully through the right means install a system on the “92 S10 Blazer” (4-door) handed down to me and possibly have less cloudy thoughts about the issues that are fuel efficiency, environmental decay, and the demanded oppression that is big oil.

I apologize for taking your valuable time, as I am “echoing” what is more or less known to you, your readers, and the general public who has taken the initiative to “lace up the boots” and prepare for that first step towards rendering fuel concerns an item of the past.

Highest Regards, Endless Gratitude,
shan

By: Mike

Mike — Sat, 06 Sep 2008 18:29:20 +0000

Hey There,

I am trying to install a water4gas into my 1992 Toyota Previa, and came across a VAF sensor and cannot seem to locate the signal wire to the computer. Would you happen to know how I can figure this one out??

Great Blog, found lots of good info here!!!

Mike in Atlanta