Offering Specific vehicle help

[motocross1550]

I see alot of people asking questions that aren't getting answered. I am in the auto repair business and everyone in my field doesn't believe hho works at all. I'm still at a stand still with my kit due to insufficient funds so I can't say i've witnessed it working but I still think it can work. I have access to OEM information on nearly every Make Year and Model of car and I am willing to give this information to anyone that asks. Every car manufacturer uses a different method to get their car to meet emissions. And if you are going to trick the cars computer you need to know what the computer is looking for. Just send me year make and model engine size and sub-model (EX,LX,GT or whatever) and I can give you the strategy that the computer uses to pass emissions. and that should give you the edge to make hho work to its fullest.

[unitron]

have a 1999 ford E150 with V6 what do I need to know on what the computer is looking
Thank You
Jerry

[tgparker]

Re: your offer to help with specific car model specs. I have a ’97 Saturn SW1. I want to buy HHO/2HO info, kits, plans that are most suitable for '97 Saturn SW1 1.9L SOHC. I'd also like to connect with anyone actually has an HHO running on an S-Series Saturn. Please pm me, call me @ (845)706-2183, or send me email to tgparker2010 at gmail dot com.
Thanks,
TG

[motocross1550]

unitron, it's a pretty straight forward system. temp sensors and the baro sensor i wouldn't recommend messing with the MAF yet because it is pretty sensitive, unless you need some more tuneability if that's even a word. the coolant temp sensor is top front center of engine with red/white and yellow/red wires. the grey wire is for the iat signal to computer in the maf connector. don't change the signals too much or it will send computer into a default and it will ignore the sensor.

[motocross1550]

i sent you a private message but i don't know if i did it right. how good is your underhood knowledge? i can give you step by step if you need it

[unitron]

Thank You Unitron