Can I save money by adding hho to my 1990 ford ranger?
I always see these water generators online that claim if you add this to your already fuel burning vehicle it would make it more efficient. I love my little ranger but gas is so expensive and I drive long distances. It just doesn't seem like it could actually work or more people would be doing it right? Are the kits hard to put in? Is it worth my time/money? Will I actually save or is this just what they are claiming?
Hydrogyn fuel cells? I tried that as did my friends and they don't do squat for fuel milage
- Should I drop comprehensive and collision coverage on 2006 Ford Taurus to save money on premium? I own a second car which is a 2006 Ford Taurus. Market value of approx. $2750. It is in good condition, with 63,000 miles. Stays in garage, driven sparingly. Current insurance on it has comprehensive ($124 premium/$250 deductible) and collision ($285 premium/$500 deductible).
- Adding a hitch to a 2001 Ford taurus SE? I know this isn't ideal but is it realistic to pull 1-2 canoes on a small trailer using your Ford Tarus SE?
- Can a low oil light cause my 1990 ford ranger to not turn over? I started my truck a few days ago and it ran descent considering i need new plugs and wires, when i tilted it over on its side (only about six inches on the driver side), it had a small oil drip, when i tried to start it today it wouldnt turn over and whenever i turned the key, the check oil light came on, will it start if i add some oil to it?
- Can a 3 prong 1990 Ford A4ld transmission harness for the ranger 2.9l connect to a 89 a 2 prong shift solinoid on an 89 stang a4ld? Working on taking a dead a4ld out my 1990 ford ranger 2.9l The harness is my only concern to the shift solinoid… It has 3 prong harness but my tranny that will be swapped in is a 89 2.3l ford mustang transmission. Everything else swaps over but need this info.