Can you really run your car on water? Well, the short answer is NO! That is rather silly and sadly many people believe it. Let’s get a bit of history on this process first…

Back in the 1980`s a man named Stanley Meyer “invented” what he called his water car. He claimed that it could run fully on water and nothing else. A decade later his “invention” was proven void in an Ohio court. What he had basically tried to pass off to the public was a perpetual motion machine, which is impossible.

But, in a sense, you can “run your car on water”, or more correctly, you can run you car PARTIALLY on water. There are a number of guides online that show you how to supplement your fuel intake by building a unit that produces HHO gas. These “run your car on water” guides are genuine and they promote a proven technology. This is how it works…

What you build is called an electrolyzer. Using electricity from your car it performs what is know as water electrolysis. This causes an electro-chemical reaction in the water which produces HHO gas, also know as Oxyhydrogen, Browns gas etc. This is actually two parts hydrogen to one part oxygen. This mixture is then fed into your fuel intake manifold using the engines vacuum. What it does is quite amazing…

The effects of this “run your car on water” system are quite substantial. There are reports from thousands of users who have experienced increases in gas mileage between 20 and 50%! The hydrogen in the mixture burns very clean and only produces water vapor as a by-product. These systems are easy to assemble, providing you follow the given instructions, and they can also be simply removed.

Sadly. many folks still insist that you can fully run your car on water. While this is certainly false there are the “run your car on water” SUPPLEMENTS out there that have their place and are valid. In our ailing world we can all do our bit to help with emissions and save gas. I hope this article clears up some common misconceptions in this interesting subject.