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Thread: HHO Dual Edge MAP/MAF Sensor Enhancers / Free Shipping

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    hhoenhancers Guest

    Talking HHO Dual Edge MAP/MAF Sensor Enhancers / Free Shipping

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    HHO Enhancer Platinum MAP/MAF Sensor Enhancers are built directly from the Water4Gas specifications manual. Equipped with separate Hwy & City adjustments along with an *Enhanced* & *Factory* (Original Factory Setting) switch. This device was designed in accordance with Water4Gas to work with an HHO generator (Hydrogen Fuel Cell) - Electrolyzer.

    *Enhancers are built to order individually. Unit will be shipped within 7 days of order. *


    www.HHOEnhancers.com

    $40 / Free Shipping - CLICK HERE for bulk order pricing.

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    h-power Guest

    Curious?

    How do you deal with the O2 sensor and the increased volume of O2 in the exhaust?? If you don't address it a "Check Engine" light will set and code(s) will be stored in the ECU and will run in it's default settings.

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    Lane Guest

    2 sensors?

    From my wiring diagram for my 99 toyota Taco, it appears I have 2 sensors on the intake side. Do I need a MAP/Maf enhancer for each sensor?

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    hhoenhancers Guest

    Wink 02 Sensors are not MAP/MAF sensors

    These map sensor enhancer units will not work in conjunction with oxygen sensors. These units are specifically designed to alter the MAP or MAF direct current signal before reaching the ECU (on board computer). These units are designed to lower your fuel consumption so that you may introduce more alternative fuel.

    Without this device you are just adding HHO to your existing fuel intake and not saving any fuel at all. Oxygen sensor enhancers work, but in a different way. oxygen sensor enhancers are introduced between each o2 sensor wire and the ECU thus adding millivolts to the signal to trick the computer into believing your vehicle is running rich and should lean the fuel air ratio. This is great except these units are more expensive and are difficult to install. You will also need one for each upstream oxygen sensor. Usually (2).

    MAP sensor enhancers give the driver real time control over the fuel air mixture allowing for safety and adjustment for different circumstances.

    Hope this is helpful.

    www.HHOEnhancers.com

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    Question Data Spreadsheet File needed for EFIE/O2/MAP

    Make: Model: Year: Sensor device(s) required: Additional information

    Ford ZX2 (Escort) 2001 ?


    BoyntonStu

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    So with your Map enhancer I dont have to worry about the O2 sensors at all? Your enhanser will allow me to lean out my GMC van without messing with the O2 sensors?

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    shortstack Guest
    i bought one, works very well, least expensive one for the price, that actually works.

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    hygear Guest
    Quote Originally Posted by hhoenhancers View Post
    These map sensor enhancer units will not work in conjunction with oxygen sensors. These units are specifically designed to alter the MAP or MAF direct current signal before reaching the ECU (on board computer). These units are designed to lower your fuel consumption so that you may introduce more alternative fuel.

    Without this device you are just adding HHO to your existing fuel intake and not saving any fuel at all. Oxygen sensor enhancers work, but in a different way. oxygen sensor enhancers are introduced between each o2 sensor wire and the ECU thus adding millivolts to the signal to trick the computer into believing your vehicle is running rich and should lean the fuel air ratio. This is great except these units are more expensive and are difficult to install. You will also need one for each upstream oxygen sensor. Usually (2).

    MAP sensor enhancers give the driver real time control over the fuel air mixture allowing for safety and adjustment for different circumstances.

    Hope this is helpful.

    www.HHOEnhancers.com

    Sorry to disagree on two accounts,efies are no more difficult to install than map enhancers both are relatively easy to install.Also you don't need two single efies to handle two precat O2s systems,dual efies are available from a number of companys that sell them.One last thing to remember is the O2s has the last say of what the ecm looks at to determine air fuel ratios and won't tolerate much leaning from other sources without going into an open loop.I bought a map enhancer a while back and it 's saved me some mpg but I'm getting tired of constantly clearing cels by using it.If you have narrowband o2 sensors you can use an efie and it works better than a map enhancer for overall mileage gains.

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    does this work on all vehicles?
    i have a 89 caddy 4.5L
    Come to the Darkside - We have Cookies
    And lots of KOH (16 LBS)

    Not currently running HHO.
    I dont run HHO during winter.

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    hygear Guest
    Quote Originally Posted by mytoyotasucks View Post
    does this work on all vehicles?
    i have a 89 caddy 4.5L

    Were you refering to my post or another?

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