007 HHO Dry Cell First MPG (milage) Test F350 7.3L Diesel 5.5

This video shows how I compared the normal MPG of my Ford F350 7.3 liter Diesel to the MPG after the HHO install.

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[DjGisME]

what do you think when u have 7.2 liter engine you crazy power hungry mad man - buy yourself smaller car and you will save money then - 1.8 engine with 1l of HHO can do approx 80 miles as oppose to 40 - 100% mileage increase with HHO

...listen careffuly

never dispose hho generator liquid into the sink as it's chromates causes cancer THEREFORE

Store it in sealed BARREL or CONTAINER until recycling centres available - plastic preferable don't store waste liquid in metal container

[mars1952]

I use my truck to haul heavy things and to pull 10,000 lb trailers for my farm. I need the weight and power of this truck to pull heavy trailers. It doesn't work out economically to buy a small car with payments, insurance and taxes to save a little fuel.

A lot of people have claimed 100% increases in MPG when adding HHO but I have never actually seen it. When you look at their results critically you will see that their calculations have errors. Or the methods are vague.

Good Luck, Mars

[marauda777]

i wanted to see your cells and everything i dont know if you did another video where you showed that

if did what is it called

[mars1952]

Yes I have several videos in a playlist that show the whole process. Click on mars1952 anywhere on this page it will take you to my channel. When you get to my channel click on Playlists. Then scroll down to ..My first HHO brick.

Good Luck Mars

[lea1mercian]

I have a Mercedes C220 CDI ( not sold in the US) 2003, 4 pot turbo diesel I can get 50mpg average at 70mph somtimes up to 55 depending on the traffic. around town I get average 27 to 34mpg. If I was to install a system like your realistacaly do you think I could get 40mpg around town and 60mpg on the motorway.

My MPG are based on the onboard computer not actual calculations

[lea1mercian]

BP have clean fuel I only use Shell or BP prefer BP as they clean the fuel better

[weleplaya]

BP????????????

[O2streaming]

I read that there is a fine balance in the amount of HHO; too much HHO causes a loss in efficiency. Since it takes three times the energy to make the HHO , then is gained in the HHO (as a fuel source), you really are hoping to use only enough HHO to increase the complete burn of the Petrol. In other words, the gain in MPG happens, because the HHO causes the petrol to burn more completely. So using too much HHO, is a waste of HHO, and this kills any MPG gained.

[HybridWaterMan2]

For a truck this size you need more than a couple liters of hho gas from an hho generator. You need more like 4-6 liters for best results. We have had some of our customers get 45% increase on their 7.6 liter diesel (F250)using our 773 hydrogen generator and either a mileage chip or a Bully Dog

[jjohn984able]

put the car on a dyno

[EasternAggie]

@roddyyy524

not necessarily. mine has a priming screw on top of the fuel filter I crack, hit the primer button a few times, and she'll fire right up. gotta love 12v's lol

[mbas0507]

my friend, maybe you are runing at  low amps os small HHO kit, and not all the necesary HHO, for a 7.3 liters enine which is a big monster, you are going to need at least 3 lpm or more.., so if you are under 2 lpm 11 % in savings is a good result, it could be very importanet to know how many LPM are your producing ....all the best

[billjim123]

first, its good that you did the just diesel run first, that way you don't show the cleaning effects of the hho. Second, you can't really get great improvement in your mpg unless you can tell the engine to run leaner and is direct injection. This you can do by modifying voltage on your air sensors. If you can successfully lean the mixture of diesel/air to right amount to balance with your level of hho you should be able to easily hit 20-21 mpg for your truck. Best of luck to you.