I'm a chemist. Water is a compound of hydrogen and oxygen. It's already been "burned," and the only way to make it into a fuel is to dissociate the hydrogen from the oxygen, then store the hydrogen. That takes a lot of energy, usually from electricity. Your power bill will go way up.
In short, you can't get something from nothing. Try walking or taking the bus.
Has anyone seen or done the water for fuel conversion that is all over the internet.about $50 for the book and then about $60 for the parts to make it.
Does it work?? If I good get 5 more MPG out of my 1997 4 cyl Ford Ranger 2 whl drive I would be happy.My truck is a pig on gas. 114,000 mies but in great shape taken care of.
Anyone tried it?????????????????

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