shortstack
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- 1998 Eddie Bauer 4.0L
i tried, the one on #4 is -.06 volts, the one on #5 is .85 ish volts, so i'm guessing use the #5 wire
well since aldive didn't help too much i ended up trying both "#4" and "#5" (at different times) #5 is the wire to use
Also, Al or anyone else running this item and have a wide band A/F meter, notice it running lean? I am just curios how the computer counter acts, I'm guessing the general idea is to fool the computer into thinking not as much air is being pulled in which in return cuts back the fuel. So you just find a sweet spot that is the right amount of fuel for air to HHO gas being burnt.
Sorry, noob here to HHO, but I have been following it since the start of the other thread.
aldive isn't here to babysit, but most times he's more then willing to help. and he all ready mentioned the post above.
"a lack of planning on your part doesn't constitute an emergency on mine"
it's good to figure it out yourself
he wasn't babysitting, and key word you said "but most times", as i said before the post "above" didn't help. all i was saying he didn't help me much. i did do planning i just couldn't find the info i needed for it.. but allswell
Hi I have a 2002 Ford Explorer XLT, I have my HHO system installed, with all accessories:
Ammeter, PWM, Maf sensor exchage, others.
I have some doubt about the MAF cable because I do not have the results expected, and when I move the knob of the MAF, if it is approximately 15:00 in the hand of the clock, wanting to start off my car.
The MAF cable was NO.5 take, I can confirm if this cable.