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mjb

Posted 7/22/2008 1:19:25 AM

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I too have a 1999 Ford F150 4.6 that I put the H.H.O. Gen on and I got an increase of 5 mpg for 30 or 40 miles then it all went away. I found out I don't have a map sensor so the enhancer won't help me. I going to try the extenders next. But my mileage even without the o2sensors all hooked up is normal 11.5 with the H.H.O. on. I was hoping it would do better without the o2 sensore plugged in. Any suggestions for these Fords would be great.

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mjb

Posted 7/22/2008 1:23:11 AM

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fordsohc46 (6/24/2008)

i put the ext. in the frt sensors. was getting 15mpg orig.

i have 3 H.H.O. gens, pcv enhancer, and 02 ext in frt sensors now getting 20.6mpg

What size H.H.O. generators did you install? I put on just 1 60oz. But have limited room on my 99 F150. I put it behind the license plate in front of the radiator.

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fordsohc46

Posted 7/22/2008 3:19:27 PM

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i now have four mounted behind the grill and room for 2 more. remove the plastic piece at frt. of engine compartment when you lift the hood. it has 5 or 6 push pins with phillips screws in the middle of the pin. you can just bungee strap the jars to the grille if your are using the standard mason jars.

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mjb

Posted 7/22/2008 3:45:56 PM

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fordsohc46 (7/22/2008)

I got carried away and bought a 60 oz gen, which is 8"x4".

Do you have any pictures of your setup. I took the plastic piece off but I still have to come up from the bottom to refill etc. Here is a pic of my H.H.O. gen. So far I like it and it doesn't get hot with 3 teaspoons of BS in it.

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coolidge

Posted 7/22/2008 7:55:41 PM

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I have a Ford F150 and my six pack is ready to install sometime this week. I was waiting on my OBD II PocketScan to arrive that I ordered last week so I can read the codes for problems that may pop up. I am goint yo instll like you said in the space in front of the radiator. I removed the cover today. I am goint to run the sixpack into a manifold then to the intake.I tried to post some pictures but is says I used to much space will try later.

Augusta Georgia

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coolidge

Posted 7/23/2008 5:52:56 PM

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The extenders you used on the front 02 sensors were they the standard ext with gaskets or the longer tapered ones. Also did you drill thin out.

Augusta Georgia

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