Few questions in your mind- Run Your Car On Water

If you want to run your car on water, you might have many questions in your mind. A few common questions are summarized below.

Does it work? The question comes in the minds of many people who come to know about the technology that provides fuel solution for your car so that it can also run on water. The answer is of course it works. It is based on certain principles and you can achieve the results once you do the experimentation part on your car. The technology is since many years, however it was rarely used for running our car on water. As of today the crude oil prices have crossed over $140 per barrel, it is the time to look for some alternate sources of energy to run our car in cost effective way and running our car on water is the best options for us.

Can I do the mechanical/electrical work myself? This is another question and in my opinion if you have experience in the related field such as mechanical or electrical, you can do the things yourself and if you do not have any prior experience in the field, you can hire the services of the mechanic from your service station.

Will it be financially beneficial? Of course yes. Here you have the maximum benefit and you will be saving a huge amount, which otherwise have been spent on your gasoline or diesel bill. Actually if you run your car on water, you can save up to 50% of gasoline or diesel cost and in today’s skyrocketing fuel prices, this is really a great relief for all of us.

Will water deteriorate engine parts? Water is being used in the separate cell, where it is electrolyzed to form HHO and ultimately we get hydrogen and oxygen gases. These gases are passed to the combustion chamber where these burnt to form water. The combustion of hydrogen is quick and on combustion it does not produce any sludge or varnish and therefore it provides better protection to engine parts.

The above are a few common questions in the minds of many people among us, however the solutions for a number of queries can be found at many run your car on water related forums, blogs and e-books.