Chris's Version 6 Electrolyzer

[huck]

[Chris]

No suggestions on where I can poke through? Read my if you're confused about what I'm asking.

-I'm not too anxious about plodding through this part on my own... so if you can offer some sage advice, I would be grateful. Cars are NOT my forte. -Electrolyzers are! My old car was easy and straight-forward. This one has me worried.

[AlaskaStar]

Chris:

If you are looking for a SAFE place to administer the hydrogen to the engine, look to the valve cover. Yes, the valve cover. One valve cover has a fresh air breather tube connected to it. This breather tube connects between the throttle plate and the mass air flow sensor. You have the OLD 3.1 liter SFI engine. These engines develop quite a rattle with the plastic cam gear on the timing chain with any significant mileage, which for a GM product is less than 80K miles.

The other valve cover, or the timing cover has the PCV valve. this valve is closed at idle, and opens when the engine gathers speed (throttle opens...) which also serves as an anti conflagration valve for the fuel vapors trapped within the confines of the crank-case. Having a nice fire inside the crank-case is not a good thing. Put the hydrogen line between the Crank-case and the PCV Valve. This will not only open only when the engine is revved up, which is a "calculated vacuum leak" and the computer will self calibrate for this, and adjust the O2 and OBDII system accordingly. No messy worries over the computer, or the hot-wire mass air flow.

I have the dealership book on this engine, and since it is hard-copy, I would have to FAX the actual pages, or scan them and send via JPG to ya.

Keep going.

AlaskaStar

[kevinsatterfield]

I was wander'n about tap'n into his EGR valve.... or after the valve...... maybe a "T" fit'n go'n into intake? The '99 3.1 I have is somethn'n similar to yours Chris but I havent put anything on it yet.Those motors are gr8 IMOP, 185k ,30MPG and go'n good.
I see the big EGR valve it looks like ..... 170 dollar part.That hole culd prolly stand a decent clean'n after 100k or so... had to take a close hanger to mine and punch thru a chunk of gunk.

[kevinsatterfield]

whoops.... forgot it wuld take an adapter plate under yer EGR to go where I think it culd help keep things clean.... try'n to get 2 birds with 1 stone is all ... some how.

[Chris]

[kevinsatterfield]

[nobody]

[AlaskaStar]

[Chris]

Thank you ...or if you want to tell me what angle to come at the engine from, I can take new ones tonight and post more of them.

[AlaskaStar]

I had a good look at one of these cars recently. I checked out the PCV system, and found the easiest and best place to add the Hydrogen. I have pictures, but am still modifying them to show where and how to add the hydrogen. I am doing an 'overlay' so that by layering one picture over another, the end result will be clear to see.

AlaskaStar

[eldad88]

[resident_genius]

[AlaskaStar]

The big hugabaloo here is about the MAF sensor, which has a "burnoff cycle" that is used to literally BURN OFF anything that would/ could stick to or contaminate the sensor wire. The wire is energized and glows, literally like a tungsten filament for a light bulb. This super heated wire burns off anything that is on it.

This "Burn Off" cycle is hazardous for the Hydrogen to be in the air-stream with it, and results in problems...like a burnt air filter....a burnt air filter box....a burning car due to the heat caused by the burnt air filter and air filter housing box spreading to other components of the vehicle that are flammable.

So it's not that big of a deal now is it?

Just a car that cost the Admin a few gold coins that he doesn't have heaping piles of....naw...no big deal. Watch that car burn and learn from the mistake of haphazardly doing things.... Education is expensive, but Ignorance is far more expensive.

Please think about this. Please educate yourself. This information is out there, easy to get, and take very little time or money to read up on, and prevent blazing your car into a pile of scrap.

AlaskaStar

[AlaskaStar]

Admin/ Site Owner/ Chris Moore:

I have sent several e-mails to you asking for your mailing address. I have the pipe modified and ready to install for your car. Simple replacement. remove your pipe, and install this one, exact fit. two 10mm bolts removed, unplug the pipe from 3 places, connect this one and re-install the two 10mm bolts. Add hydrogen to the fitting. Done.

I don't seem to be getting much of a response on your end. Do you have a mailing address? Would you be willing to e-mail it to me so I can send you this exact fit component for your car?

AlaskaStar