Hi, I just found this forum a short time ago and think it is great, a LOT of information here. I have a 2005 F150 that I bought new and now it has 25,000 miles on it. I would like to see a little better mileage on it so I am considering about installing a hydrogen generator on it, has anyone ever done this?

I will need an Efie and a OBDII scan tool. On Ebay there are a lot of Efie for sale and trying to get the right one is a challenge for me, maybe someone on here can help. Does my truck (5.4) have one or two 02 sensors on it? Also does it have a Map or Maf sensor on it? Some of the Efie has two controls on them and I would like to get the correct one, anyone have any experience using them that could guide me in the right direction?

I will also need a OBDII scan tool, there are a lot of those for sale on Ebay, which one would you recommend and what would be a fair price to pay for it?

Any and all answers will be greatly appreciated.

Thanks and have a Blessed day,
Wade

 

1. HHO crap doesn't work
2. what is a Efie?
3. what does a OBDII tool do for the HHO system
4. all Fords since 1997 are MAF system. SD systems are gone
5. 2 O2 sensors

I bought my OBDII scanner for $49 shipped on eBay. It reads all 5 OBDII protocols, live data reads, and pulls codes. The F-150 is a CAN-Bus protocol. So make sure to buy any OBDII scanner that supports the CAN-Bus Protocol. They all work the same way otherwise

HHO is a useless system that doesn't work and is just a waste of your money.


Good luck, and welcome

 

The only Efie's I know are the 1950s F-1s... Tylus hit correct on all the points. Any Can bus scanner will pull the PT codes. We would all like better fuel economy.

Anywho, welcome to the forum. Lots a great info. Do a search first if you have an issue. Changes are, most of your questions will have already been answered...

 

Welcome aboard, as you can see there are alot of knowledgeable people on this site.

 

I have been researching this as well, I have a 2006 F150 4.6 V8. EFIE stands for - Electronic Fuel Injection Enhancement. To your question a site you can go to is www.fuelsaver-mpg.com, this is the electronic solution, I have also come across a mechanical solution, and it is at this site -www.protiumfuelsystems.com/oxyisolator.html. To be honest, I think I am going to try the HHO solution and see if it helps improve my MPG, I'll post my results.