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Posted 6/23/2008 3:51:24 PM
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I am 1 month into testing and tuning a 97 Dodge Grand Caravan. I would like to compare testing data. So far the fuel heater is the only thing I've done that has given a documented result. (3 mpg increase)
I am running 2 generators and have a DEMSE installed. I am making decent volume gas but 1)Don't think it;s enough for a 4 lltr engine and 2) I'm not sure I'm drawing into my intake.
Look forward to any input.
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Posted 6/28/2008 1:25:57 AM
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I installed one jar on my wife's 2006 Town and Country with the supply hose routed to the intake duct just in front of the throttle body last month. I have not had a chance to determine if it has made any difference yet. I am still trying to teach her how to gather the information I need to compare notes. Most of my attention has been on my truck for now. I will let you know if any increase was noted.

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Posted 6/28/2008 7:06:04 AM
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this is a blog atlast gave me and has some good info,take a look.as for me ,i have a 2002 chrysler mini with a 3.8 but was having a o2 sensor problem and just got it replaced,so i will reset everything and the efie and restart the project.i did think i was producing enough H.H.O. until i read the blog and now know i am not.and i now know if you don't have a bubbler your asking for trouble.as for the throttle body hook up,i am still wondering if that is the best place for the hook up but unless some one has a better place ,i'll hook it up there again when i re-install the system.will let you know the results.on my engine ,on the drivers side,there is a good vacuum spot where the pb unit and the cruise draws it's vacuum and i was told it's a good place.it does not effect the power brakes or hook to the pb unit though.i'll let you know about this one also.

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Posted 7/2/2008 5:11:33 AM
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I can't say for sure that the hook up in front of the throttle body is the best place. From what I have seen so far there is no vacuum to speak of at that point. I am pretty much convinced a vacuum connection is better at this point. Still pondering this one. As for the Chrysler vacuum connections, I could not find a good point of vacuum on the engine that would allow a good dispersion or mixing with the intake air for equal distribution to all the cylinders. I just received a 12 volt air pump today I ordered to try on my truck to see how well this will work going into the inlet air duct.

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Posted 7/31/2008 1:14:57 PM
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I have an 06 town and country. All I have done is MAP enhancer, one jar per W4G instructions, one jar of vaporizer, and O2 extenders. So far, zero gains, but also zero loss. I am thinking of trying an H2 only before I try an EFIE. I think the OBDII is the problem. I am looking forward to seeing others results.

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2006 Chrysler Town and Country

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Posted 8/26/2008 12:22:13 AM
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Wow!!  Perfect place for me.  2002 Dodge Caravan 3.3L   I was wondering if anyone has any data yet to share.  I saw several posts from a month or so ago and was looking to see if there are any positive results.

I have not installed yet.  Just getting started.  I was told to try 2 jar system by itself first.  Wait a while and see what happens.  Then, maybe a MAP sensor enhancer.

Waiting to see what you have come up with??

Don

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Posted 10/21/2008 2:18:33 PM
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2001 grand caravan, 3.8l installed hydrofusion dry cell bubbler, efie,map enhancer, o2 extenders and wrapped. running into the air intake with restrictor plate pulling 40 mpg on hwy.

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