SUV Gasoline Saver – Convert Your SUV Into a Hydrogen Hybrid to Save Fuel Cost
Posted by in Gasoline Saver, Hydrogen Hybrid on January 6, 2012
A bulky Sport Utility Vehicle (SUV) is well known for its low mileage and heavy fuel consumption. A popular automotive news site has reported that an average SUV can only reach 18 miles per gallon of fuel. With the high local gasoline prices, SUV owners will be feeling the pinch. Are the any ways to improve fuel mileage? One solution is to implement a SUV gasoline saver kit. How does the concept works? This article will shed some light on the secret of converting a SUV into a hydrogen hybrid.
The idea of using a SUV gasoline saver kit is using hydrogen gas (H2) as a supplementary power supply. The hydrogen gas can easily be generated from water through an electrolysis process. It is just basic science. We know that water is made from 2 parts hydrogen and one part oxygen thus its name H2O. Hydrogen gas is produced when the electrolysis device is running with power from the battery. The next step is to vent to H2 into the engine air filtration system.
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How to Dispose of Oil
Posted by in Tips For Vehicle on January 6, 2012
Why pay someone to do something for us that we could easily do ourselves? Changing the oil in our cars is just one way for people to roll up their sleeves and rely on themselves to complete a job. However, you must dispose of the oil properly when you’re finished changing it.
The Hazardous and Solid Waste Amendment of 1984 made it necessary for individuals to find new ways to dispose of their automobile oil It’s not safe to simply put the oil in the garbage or pour it into the garden. Oil contains heavy metals and toxins, as well as the contaminants that can be picked up while running through the car’s system. Should this oil leak into the earth or find its way to a water source, people and animals alike, can be affected.
After you have removed the oil from your car, take great care not to spill any on the ground. It’s a good idea to use a drop cloth or unfolded newspapers under your oil collection pan. Now that the dirty oil is removed from your car, you can prepare to discard it. Modern conventional wisdom suggests that you take it to a service station to be recycled. This is kindest to Mother Nature-motor oil can be used over and over again, when recycled properly.
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