Hybrid Jeep Wrangler

My dads 1997 and 1998 Jeep Wranglers that he converted to Hydrogen power. The 97 Wrangler uses a 350 Chevy engine, and the 98 has the 4.0L V6.

Category:

Autos & Vehicles

Tags:

• Jeep
• Wrangler
• Hydrogen
• Hybrid
• Maine
• Gas
• Water
• Auto

[crusty529]

what did you do to your O2 sensor ?

[Dominic078]

You think A old school jeep is a good first car? like a 94. I Just want a chillen summer car that I can go to desert parties in haha

[Video19255]

Way to go, keep the good work up...

[IAMDAVEAMI]

oi

why waste good cells on a gay jeep

haha better off on a smaller car then you will get like 56 miles per GALLON!!!

thats like way more EPIC haha then a gay jeep haha

the end

:P

[greganthonyb]

Great Job...YES it works, and YES I get people that don't believe me either! I even take people for a ride of 100 miles and let THEM fill up the tank of less than 3 gallons!

[theaton1]

@DZLDamon I'm already tired of this conversation, truthfully I don't see how anyone could talk to you for more than 5 minutes at a time. As I stated in posts before, I couldn't care less if you believe it or not. For me? It works. Otherwise I wouldn't waste my time with it. Obviously I do know a thing or two about thermodynamics and if you really knew the meaning of the word you'd drop it. Yes, it creates heat. No, it's not a problem. It still works. Wikipedia, lol. I guess you use it a lot?

[DZLDamon]

@theaton1 I'm tired of this battle of wits with an unarmed opponent. Just remember when you post online, a lot smarter people that you can easily watch and call bull. You got many neg. comments, and a few nods towards you obvious lack of knowledge for Thermodynamics you obtained most likely from Wikipedia (citation needed). Your "proof" is merely a CLAIM that's broadcast ed by Craig Colsen on a slow news day.

And my buddy gets 21mpg with his 4.0L Wrangler all the time? What's the big deal?

[theaton1]

@DZLDamonTo tell you the truth, I don't feel the need to stick up for anyone. I highly doubt you're a mechanical engineer otherwise you would have actually tried this out for yourself. You see, I don't condemn ideas until I prove or disporve them for myself. I made a device based on hundreds of ideas and guess what? It worked for me. Am I trying to seel you something? Nope. So what are you saying? That because of thermodynamics this is impossible? I learn by doing, trial and error. Maybe you can

[DZLDamon]

@theaton1 I'm a mechanical engineer. I'll teach you a thing or 2 about thermodynamic sonny, seeing as you obviously tried to learn your "knowledge" on wikipedia or something. I see you are the original posters son or father or whatever, so I understand you feel you must stick up for him. Maybe you should check you facts before you open your pie hole:

You find an otto cycle engine (gasoline engine to a laymen such as yourself) with 80% efficiency in any vehicle, and I'll find you Jimmy Hoffa.

[theaton1]

@DZLDamon I'm sure a basic math class wouldn't do you any harm, although I would suggest maybe a pre-basic math class. Do a little homework also before you go spouting off at the pie hole. I've read some of your posts and you seem to be nothing more than a troll with a mouth. As I stated earlier a combustion engine usually has an 80% efficiency output. Increase the efficiency and naturally you can increase the mileage WITH or WITHOUT hydrogen. I use because I've proven it works.