Don't Get It Wrong When Fitting An HHO Generator
System
By: Paul Alan
The simple fact is that most modern vehicles will have oxygen
sensors fitted to let the vehicles computer know if the air/fuel mixture is too lean or too rich. Gas/petrol
engines are made to operate at an air/fuel ratio of 14.7 to 1 and when this is introduced to the engine, a small
amount of oxygen will be detected in the exhaust emissions by the oxygen sensor fitted in the exhaust system, this
information is relayed to the vehicles computer. This means that if more oxygen is detected in the system, the
vehicles computer thinks that there is not enough fuel in the mixture (too lean), so alters itself and lets more
fuel in. The opposite happens when the computer detects less oxygen, the vehicles computer thinks there is too much
fuel in the mix (too rich) so it reduces the fuel to the engine.
There is a big problem with this though, as soon as you add an additive or device to
help the fuel burn more efficiently, the oxygen detected in the exhaust will rise due to the fuel being burned more
efficiently, the main reasons for this is 1. Less fuel is being used to produce the same power, and 2. Less oxygen
is being used to create carbon monoxide in the exhaust system.
The main point here is that there will be more oxygen present in the exhaust system
as fuel efficiency is gained.
Because of the fuel efficiency achieved and more oxygen being detected in the exhaust
system, the vehicles computer thinks that it has not enough fuel in the mixture (too lean), so it incorrectly adds
more fuel to the mixture. To get over this you will have to fit an EFIE (Electronic Fuel Injection Enhancer) to the
vehicle. The EFIE solves this by adjusting the oxygen sensor's signal to the computer, so the computer is happy
with the readings it's getting and then makes the correct adjustments for the various conditions of the
engine.
One thing to remember about an EFIE is that it is not a fuel efficiency device on
it's own. If all you was to do was add an EFIE to your car, with no other fuel efficiency system, you might gain a
few mpg, but you also might not, also you will lose power due to reducing the amount of fuel in the mixture of the
vehicle. The reason is that you are fooling the car's computer and making it run out of spec, or differently than
it was designed for. The EFIE was designed to make the car run according to spec after another fuel efficiency
device has been installed.
Not fitting an EFIE device is the main reason why people say that HHO systems do not
work. Using old out dated plans found on the Internet is not recommended for building and fitting your own HHO
system, these plans are good for looking into the principles of how these systems work, but will not explain what
is needed to fit one of these systems to your vehicle for optimal fuel efficiency. This is another reason why I
would always recommend purchasing plans that have been tried and tested, and because they will have the latest
information on the HHO system and EFIE device's.
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I hope you found this article
interesting.
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on HHO systems quite interesting.
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Thank
You,
Paul
Alan.
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Paul Alan is very passionate about Hho generator systems. "Anything we can do to cut down on the amount of fuel
we use and reduce exhaust emissions must be done now, later is not an option"To find out more information you can
visit http://www.runonwateruk.com for free plans and reports.
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