Super Kit Manual

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Green Source SuperKit www.greensource.ca Page 2

Before you begin .......................................................................................................................................... 3
Safety ................................................................................................................................................................................... 3
Pre-installation check list ..................................................................................................................................................... 3
Electrolytes overview........................................................................................................................................................... 4
Setup and use .............................................................................................................................................. 5
Installation of the generator ................................................................................................................................................ 5
Connection to the air intake ................................................................................................................................................ 6
Installation of the flashback arrestor................................................................................................................................... 7
Carbureted vehicles ............................................................................................................................................................. 7
Wiring ......................................................................................................................................................... 8
General recommendations .................................................................................................................................................. 8
Direct connection to battery ............................................................................................................................................... 9
CCPWM connection. Recommended configuration .......................................................................................................... 10
Finding an ignition switched source connection ............................................................................................................... 10
Automotive relay connection ............................................................................................................................................ 11
Connecting an AMP meter ................................................................................................................................................. 11
Maintenance............................................................................................................................................... 13
Maintaining proper electrolyte temperature and current ................................................................................................ 13
Electrode maintenance ...................................................................................................................................................... 14
Electrode life ...................................................................................................................................................................... 14
Cleaning the generator ...................................................................................................................................................... 14
Dealing with heat ............................................................................................................................................................... 15
Dealing with cold. Winter operation ................................................................................................................................. 15
Getting the best results ............................................................................................................................... 17
Dealing with electronics .................................................................................................................................................... 17
Sensor manipulation HHO configurations and economy gains ....................................................................................... 18
Hydrogen Supplementation System Debug Checklist ....................................................................................................... 18


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Please read the manual carefully before using this device. The manual contains safety and
maintenance information, necessary for the extended use of the generator.

Safety
Pre-installation check list
Electrolytes overview

Safety
1. Most important is eye protection.
2. The mixture you will be using can be near the high end of the pH scale - highly alkaline. It will react
with your skin and potentially cause a skin irritation. We strongly recommend using rubber gloves.
3. Do not use this device anywhere you cannot tolerate a spill. Pets, children and guests create
unpredictable circumstances.
4. This unit produces hydrogen and oxygen in stoichiometric (perfect) proportions. It has been referred
to as boom gas for a reason. If you are collecting the gas, for example in a balloon, take care that it
does not ignite. It sounds like a canon!
5. Keep away from children
6. The use of a flash back arrester is recommended.
7. Do not attempt to disassemble the HHO generator.

Pre-installation check list
1. Pre-plan your installation and gather the necessary tools before you start the actual work.
2. Tools and equipment that may be helpful: voltmeter, electrical tape, wire crimping tool, drill & drill
bits, selection of screws and screw drivers and diagonal wire cutters (side cutters).
3. Determine where you will install the generator. This should be away from engine heat to allow for
coolest operation. Positioning near the front of the engine compartment provides the maximum air
flow and cooling. Other spots include near the firewall and brake booster.
4. Keep wiring and hoses away from moving parts and high heat sources such as exhaust manifolds.
5. Determine how you will secure it in place: bungee cords or large zip ties are good options.
6. Decide where to inject the HHO into your cars air stream. Usually the air intake or air filter housing
are good choices.


7. Find a 12 volt electrical source. Preferably an ignition switched 12 volt electrical point to power the
generator. Or better still, if you are using electronics such as a Green Source PWM, EFIE combo or
ProTuner, you can take advantage of our simplified wiring, explained later in this manual.
8. Determine where you would like to position the illuminated toggle switch for interior control of the
HHO system.

Electrolytes overview
HHO generation requires the electrolysis of water.
Electrolysis is dependent on current flow, which in turn is dependent upon the conductivity of the water.
Since water is a non conductor, you need to add electrolytes (chemicals) to increase current flow up to a
usable rate.
1 table spoon KOH, NaOH = 15 ml = 30g
1 tea spoon KOH, NaOH = 5 ml = 15g
In order of increasing strength, which also means increased efficiency and personal hazard, they are:
Sodium Hydroxide NaOH
NaOH, also called lye, it is a very efficient electrolyte, highly conductive and CAUSTIC. It is used
mostly as a strong chemical base in the manufacture of pulp and paper, textiles, drinking water, soaps and
detergents and as a drain cleaner. Pure sodium hydroxide is a white solid; available in pellets, flakes,
granules and as a 50% saturated solution. It is very soluble in water with liberation of heat. Find this in
agriculture stores or in grocery stores labelled Red Devil drain cleaner. NaOH is also available at
industrial chemical suppliers and good hardware stores.
Potassium Hydroxide KOH
KOH is most efficient of the commonly used electrolytes, some 40% better than NaOH. It is considered a
dangerous good and subject to shipping regulations in most countries. Available on eBay and online
chemical distribution centers KOH is an inorganic compound. Along with sodium hydroxide, this colorless
solid is a prototypical "strong base".


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Installation of the generator
Connection to the air intake
Installation of the flashback arrestor
Carbureted vehicles

Installation of the generator

Determine what electrolyte you are going to use. KOH is the slightly
preferred choice over NaOH because it operates a little cleaner and is
more efficient: you need less KOH than NaOH for the same output.
Mix 2 tablespoons of NaOH or 1.5 tablespoons KOH in 1 litre of distilled
water in a large plastic container. Once MIXED, pour into the generator.
Anything other than distilled water will precipitate out the minerals and
impurities and cause a damaging build up of colored sludge.
The mixing container should be considered non fit for food and beverages afterwards
Replace the black threaded fill cap and finger tighten only. The refill cap has tapered threads intended for
sealing, therefore it will NOT thread all the way in. Rotate two full revolutions as described, do not over
tighten it.


Install the Generator near front of the vehicle for best
air circulation and cooling. It should be positioned
lower than the reservoir to allow gravity feeding of
the water supply.

Hoses and wires should be neatly and safely routed
away from heated engine components and moving
parts. HHO hose and flashback arrestor are mounted
close to the engine in the air intake.

No movement of the generator should be possible to
prevent vehicle vibrations from making a hole in the
generator.

The HHO generator should NOT touch metal parts of the vehicle frame. Damage to the HHO generator may
result if it rubs against the frame and it may be difficult to control the current through the generator.

Connection to the air intake

Remove the air duct before drilling OR plug closed
to prevent rubber/plastic drill shavings from entering
the engine.

Drill a 3/8 inch hole into the air intake system. If you
have a leak free air intake, the HHO can be routed
through the air filter before entering the engine.

It is common for a very small amount of electrolyte
particles travel in vapor, along with the HHO

It is strongly recommended to inject the HHO BEFORE the vehicles air cleaner. This way any particles of
electrolyte will become trapped and will not enter the engine.
If you cannot route through the air filter of your vehicle, then an additional dryer or a fine particle filter
can be added in line to the HHO hose.
Install the HHO BEFORE the turbo charger if present.
Feed 1 inch of the hydrogen hose into the hole, secure the hose with tie wraps and seal the hole with silicone
to prevent leaks. Silicone should sit two hours to dry before starting the engine.


Do not force any hose or other connecting device over the output port. The HHO barbed fitting fits a inch
vinyl hose quite easily, without the need for additional clamping

Installation of the flashback arrestor

A Flash Back/Check Valve is always recommended. It
could prevent your engine from sending a flame back into
the HHO generator, in the unlikely event that it back
fired.

Test the valve for flow direction before installing it by
blowing through it. It will block air/gas flow in the
reverse direction. Flow is towards the wider half of the
body.

See a typical flashback arrestor installed at left

Carbureted vehicles

Carbureted Vehicles do not have air tight ducts to
inject HHO into. If you try to inject into the air
filter, your HHO will float away unused.

The HHO hose can be routed through the PCV hose
with a tee connector. This is for Positive
Crankcase Ventilation and will draw the hydrogen
directly inside the carburetor and engine, where it
cannot escape.

Alternatively, you can find a low vacuum
connection, possibly on the rear of the carburetor,
and connect the HHO directly.


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Green Source HHO generators operate at 10-15 amps, other generators require up to 30
amps. Care must be taken in wiring not to overload existing circuits or blow fuses while
driving.

General recommendations
Direct connection to battery
CCPWM connection
Wiring to the fuse box
Automotive relay connection
Connecting an AMP meter

General recommendations
Green Source HHO generators operate at 10-15 amps, other generators require up to 30 amps. Care must
be taken in wiring not to overload existing circuits or blow fuses while driving.

HHO generators do not have polarity. You can reverse the wires on them and they will still operate the
same. Electronic controllers DO have polarity and their connections MUST be followed exactly.

Soldered connections are far better and more reliable than crimp connectors, especially within circuits
greater than 10 amps.

It is strongly recommended to use a CCPWM to avoid overheating. If you do not have PWM, start with
50% of the amount of chemicals recommended and monitor the current with an AMP meter. Set to 7
amps as a starting current for small 4 cylinder cars (1.0 litre) and up to 20+ amps for large V8s (6-7
litres). See www.greensource.ca

It is important to maximize air flow, so the internal temperature of the generator does not exceed 80C, or
damage to the generator may occur. The outside of the generator should never be hot to touch, only
warm.

Attach the power wires, toggle switch and fuse, secure with thumb nuts, and connect to a switched
electrical source. The fuse should be as close to the power source (ie. battery) as possible. The toggle
switch may be installed in the ignition switched power line and can be installed in a convenient location,
such as inside the passenger compartment.


Most important: Confirm your current setting with the engine running. If you do not have between 7-15
amps (depending on engine size), you cannot expect to have proper economy gains. If you cannot
measure current, at minimum, confirm you have bubbles coming from the generator. Do this by placing
the HHO hose into a glass of water, you should see 2-5 bubbles/second. If your current is too low, either
add more chemicals or turn up your CCPWM.

Direct connection to battery

The simplest method is to connect directly to the battery through a toggle switch.

Advantage: No existing circuits are disturbed and the battery can source all the power required for
HHO.

Disadvantage: It is only a matter of time until you forget to turn off the HHO switch when you shut off
your engine. This will allow HHO to keep producing and accumulating in the air intake of your vehicle,
resulting in an unsafe situation. This configuration is great for set up and testing, but we do not
recommend it for day to day use.


CCPWM connection. Recommended configuration

Use our Constant Current Pulse Width Modulator (CCPWM) and take advantage of the simple wiring
and the best configuration possible.

Advantages: No existing circuits are disturbed and the battery can source all the power required for
HHO. The PWM shuts off the HHO when the vehicle is not running. Only an extremely small current is
required to control the PWM (1/100 amp), so it can be connected into any ignition switched circuit.

Disadvantage: Higher initial cost, but returned as increased efficiency gains.

Finding an ignition switched source connection

To connect to the fuse box, it is best to use an electrical fuse tap
connection as shown at left.

With a voltmeter or mechanics test light, find the fuses (in the fuse box)
that have 12V power ONLY when the ignition key is in the ON position.
Select the fuse with the highest amperage, probably a rear window
defogger, window motor etc.

Remove the fuse

With the volt meter, find which side of the fuse holder is hot. With the fuse removed, only one side of the
fuse holder will provide power. That is the hot power side and that is where you connect the power wire
and optional fuse tap shown.


Advantage: Extremely inexpensive and safe as you cannot forget to switch off your HHO.
Disadvantage: Must be connected correctly or you can overload a circuit.

Automotive relay connection

If you do not have or require a PWM, then an automotive relay can be an inexpensive way to simplify your
wiring. Relays typically cost $3-5 USD at any automotive part store and will have numbered pins on the
bottom as shown above.
Note: The toggle switch is optional in this case and +12VDC ignition could connect directly to pin 86
Advantage: Inexpensive and safe. Eliminates the chance of overloading a circuit.
Disadvantage: None, assuming you do not require a CCPWM.

Connecting an AMP meter
The amp meter must go in line (series connection) as shown in the two diagrams.
This needle type amp meter is accurate while using PWM controllers. Digital meters get confused by the
PWM turning on and off and usually result in very inaccurate readings.
Measuring current, is the only accurate way to know how your HHO generator is performing and how much
HHO is being produced.


1. Using a PWM controller

2. Connection without a PWM


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Maintaining proper electrolyte temperature and current
Electrode maintenance
Electrode life
Cleaning the generator
Dealing with heat
Dealing with cold. Winter operation

Maintaining proper electrolyte temperature and current
The current in your HHO generator will have a natural output in both current and amps. It is determined by
the cell parameters: number of plates, spacing, internal HHO restrictions etc., but also by several factors that
you control. These factors include: alternator voltage, ambient temperature, electrolyte concentration, wire
diameter and poor electrical connections. If your current is too low, then these are the places to look for
problems.
The natural HHO output will increase approximately 50% as the water warms and becomes more
conductive. For example, 7 amps to start at room temperature and will increase to about 10+ amps when
fully warmed up. It will also be higher on a car with an alternator of higher charging voltage. All of these
factors combine to make it VERY difficult to set your current without the use of an electronic PWM
controller.
Pulse Width Modulation is an effective technique to control and set your HHO production. Remember,
HHO production is proportional to current, so 2X the current means 2X the HHO. A PWM controller is
strongly recommended.
If you do not overheat the generator, you only need to add distilled water at fill up time, which is
approximately every 500 miles. You chemicals will last for many refills and cleaning will be much less
frequent.
If you generate too little HHO, you will not achieve full benefit. Too much and you will boil the water and
need to replace the chemicals. The target is 0.25 to 0.5 liters/minute per liter of engine size. In a vehicle
you should expect to see 5-9 amps typically running to the generator when you start it. NOTE: This can
increase 50% once hot, so it is important to monitor this until you get used to working with it.
The quantities listed in this section are guidelines only and will vary somewhat depending on the installation,
airflow and chemical mixtures used.


The maximum output of your HHO generator will depend on how much convection (air flow) you have
around the generator to keep it cool.

Electrode maintenance
Distilled water is best. Otherwise there will be more electrode cleaning to do. Do not use water with a heavy
mineral content as the calcium or lime will corrode and form deposits on the electrode pack. This will
slowly form a short circuit, draw more current and have wasted heat inside the generator to contend with.
Heat is your enemy. The unfortunate problem with 12 volt electrolysis is that the majority of electrical
energy used goes into heat production, not electrolysis. While more current makes more hydrogen, we
always need to be mindful of the heat not to have a mishap. This high efficiency electrode pack was
designed to double the hydrogen output for any given current consumption and lower wasted heat
dissipation.

Electrode life
If you take the time to clean and prepare the electrode in your HHO generator PRIOR to usage, it will last
significantly longer. The following procedure is called pacification
Mix 1 litre of water with 4 tablespoons of nitric acid or 4 tablespoons of citric acid and pour into the
generator. Rinse and soak overnight. Shake 3-4 times during the process. Heated solutions (60C) work
better.
Alternatively, use a 50/50 mixture of lemon juice and water.
Further electrode life is attained by Activation.
In a well ventilated environment, run the generator for 24 hours at 2 amps. This creates an oxide layer that
protects the plates. Alternatively, simply turn down the flow rate to 2 amps using a weak NaOH solution or
by using PWM. Drive for at least 12 hours before increasing the flow rate.
This process goes against our impatience to get started and see economy gains, but is worth it. You can
contact Green Source for more information or do a simple Google search.

Cleaning the generator
If you do not overheat the generator, cleanings should be infrequent, just once or twice per year.
To clean the generator, remove it from the vehicle and drain its contents. Mix 4 tablespoons of iodized table
salt, 1 tablespoon of citric acid and 1 litre of hot tap water. Pour into the generator then run it for 5 minutes.


Solution will turn almost black. Empty the generator. Fill and empty the unit with cool tap water 6-8
times or until there are no particles coming out. Do this infrequently because it is a corrosive process for
the stainless electrode that shortens its life.

Dealing with heat
Hydrogen generation is based on electrolysis. While this system has been made as efficient as possible, it
still generates heat that needs to dissipate somewhere. The more HHO it generates, the more heat will be
created. We suggest starting with a 10-15 amp fuse. If you run the generator too hard (high current and
high output) and do not add a fuse, you could melt the wires.
The basic rules to minimize heat build up are:
1. Do not operate above the recommended output flow rate (and current) levels of 5 to 10 amps
2. Install in a well ventilated location, as far away as possible from hot surfaces
3. If you demand high output, use a PWM.
All resistive elements, especially crimp connectors, will get warm, even hot once you get above 10 amps.
Ensure all connections are clean and secure. Crimp connectors are not recommended.

Dealing with cold. Winter operation
The generator contains water, which if left untreated will freeze in cold temperature, potentially causing
damage to your unit. There are two solutions:
1. Use a mixture of 50-50 water and isopropyl alcohol. It will yield a -30C (-25F) freezing point.
Mix water and alcohol to achieve your desired freezing point:
Freezing Point of Isopropanol (2-Propanol) based Water Solutions
Freezing Point
Isopropanol
Concentration
(% by volume)
0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100
Temperature
oF 32 25 20 5 0 -5 -10 -20 -35 -70 -130
oC 0 -4 -7 -15 -18 -21 -23 -29 -37 -57 -90
Then add your normal amount of NaOH/KOH to achieve the necessary amps/HHO flow.


KOH/NaOH is recommended on larger engines (>3.0 Litres) during winter months. If using KOH or NaOH,
very low freezing points can be achieved by increasing the concentration of chemicals. The results are
similar for both chemicals.
2. Alternatively, use a strong solution of KOH/NaOH as follows:
Simply put, each rounded tablespoon (40g) of KOH will lower the freezing point of one (1) litre of water by
3.7C. (6.7F)
It is somewhat more complicated, so here are some real data points to use.
Dissolve in a litre of water:
1 TBSP KOH = 30g = -2.8C
2 TBSP KOH = 60g = -5.6C
3 TBSP KOH = 90g = -8.3C
4 TBSP KOH = 120g = -11.1C
5 TBSP KOH = 150g = -13.9C
6 TBSP KOH = 180g = -16.7C
7 TBSP KOH = 210g = -19.4C
8 TBSP KOH = 240g = -22.4C
If you use BOTH isopropyl alcohol and KOH/NaOH, the freezing point reduction is cumulative. Ie. A 30%
isopropyl solution yields -15C. Adding 3 TBSP will lower the freezing point another 8.3C as per the chart to
a final value of -23.3C.
Important note: The previous chart lists KOH concentrations that are highly conductive and will result in
heavy current and excessive HHO generation and heat build up. Use a PWM to avoid these problems and
get best use of your system.


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Dealing with electronics
Sensor manipulation
Hydrogen supplementation system debug checklist

Dealing with electronics
To achieve maximum efficiency gains, two things need to be done:
1. Supply the correct amount of HHO to the vehicles air intake and keep it constant during operation.
2. Modify sensor signals in the electrical system.
Step One creates a combustion environment inside the engine that is capable of burning leaner air-fuel
mixtures, therefore reducing the amount of fuel required. Use a Green Source Constant Current Pulse Width
Modulator (CCPWM) to set and control HHO flow rate.
Step Two takes control of the computers decision making process and directs it to utilize those leaner fuel
mixtures. Depending on how much economy gain you want to achieve, you can modify and manipulate up to
5 electrical sensors on your vehicles system. The more sensors you manipulate and fine tune, the greater
your savings will be.
Simple carbureted engines and most diesels vehicles do NOT have O2 sensors that direct the vehicle
computer (ECU). That means the installation is most simple and you just plug it in and enjoy the savings.
On newer, computerized vehicles, it is possible for the ECU to detect the more efficient combustion created
by HHO. A common result is for the computer to react to this leaner fuel-air ratio by adding more fuel,
negating your efficiency gains. In fact, the computer can over-react and actually decrease your mileage until
the sensor manipulation is complete.
Most modern, fuel injected cars (assuming gasoline powered) will achieve much higher efficiency gains if
you deal with the O2 sensors after HHO installation.


Sensor manipulation HHO configurations and economy gains
HHO only: 5-25%
HHO + EFIE: 15-35% (using Green Source EFIE or EFIE/PWM Combo unit)
HHO + EFIE + MAP and more: 30-60% (using Green Source ProTuner)
These increased gains are due to the fact that ProTuner treats all possible sensors. With all the sensors
tuned, combustion harmony is restored, no more conflict between treated and untreated sensors, and MUCH
greater fuel saving parameters are unlocked from your vehicles computer.
Visit www.greensource.ca for more information

Hydrogen Supplementation System Debug Checklist
Hydrogen supplementation will improve combustion efficiency - this is a scientific fact.
When introduced into the engine along with the petroleum based fuel, it increases the flame speed. This
allows more of the petrol to burn during the power stroke. The engine control unit (ECU) reads the reduced
quantity of unburned hydrocarbons and increased oxygen content, and often will add fuel to compensate.
This can minimize your mileage gains.
Steps to have a successful HHO installation:
1. Get HHO into the engine
2. Adjust the sensor inputs so the ECU does not block the gains
When you achieve these two objectives you will always see improved fuel economy and decreased
emissions.
This technology works. And because it does, all vehicles can be solved. If you do not get expected gains,
you problem lies somewhere in the following troubleshooting guide.
Is your generator producing HHO?
The most common problem is that HHO is not being produced or it does not get into the engine. Check your
system. Measure the output of your HHO cell by doing a water displacement test. A system should provide
1/4 - 1/2 litre/min of HHO per litre of engine displacement. Typically you should have 6-12 amps of current,
depending on the size of your engine. Alternatively, you can look at the HHO bubbles: place hose in a glass
of water. You should see 2-3 bubbles per second.
Check whether your unit is making HHO or steam. If the generator runs hot to the touch, you must suspect
that some part of the output is steam. One way to test for steam is to run the gas outlet over ice. If you get
significant amounts of fog forming (water droplets), you know that at least part of your output is steam.


Does HHO get into the engine?
Check for leaks. A check valve oriented in the wrong direction can block the HHO from getting to the
engine. Spray your connections with soapy water to expose any leaks in the system. HHO is very tiny and it
will float away quickly if not contained.
Do you have an EFIE installed?
Many customers with older vehicles, are successful after simply resetting their computer and do not require
EFIE. You can reset the computer by disconnecting the battery for 20 minutes OR with the aid of an OBDII
code reader.
Do you have the right type of EFIE?
Wide band EFIEs will not work for Narrow band sensors and vice versa.
Is your EFIE installed correctly and on the correct wire?
Refer to the instructions for the type of EFIE you installed. If you have the correct phenomena for your
signal wire, make sure you have the upstream sensor. Installing the EFIE on the wrong wire is one of the
most common mistakes.

Reset your computer.
Some computers are able to "learn" and adapt to the conditions that exist in the engine. Since you have made
a major change by adding an HHO system and EFIEs, you may need to reset the computer to erase what it
learned about the system when it was inefficient. Reset your computer by disconnecting the battery ground
wire from the car, and leaving it off for 15 or 20 minutes. It is recommended to do this every time you make
a change to the EFIE's setting.
Is your EFIE functioning correctly?
Check your manual to verify if your wiring is correct and measuring is as per our specifications. This is the
single greatest cause of unsuccessful installations. Make sure you are connecting the correct type of EFIE for
your car. Wideband or narrowband? Make certain you have an excellent ground connection, direct to the
vehicle body or frame. Do not add extensions to the ground wires, especially on our EFIE combo and
PWM. It will create enough error to render the EFIE useless.
Before proceeding to the following steps you should make sure that all of the above steps are completed. The
following are less likely to be the source of the problem, and require some additional expense.
Is your air cleaner dirty?
A dirty air cleaner can ruin gas mileage. It causes a richer mixture by restricting air flow to the engine.


Do your oxygen sensors need to be replaced?
Oxygen sensors wear out. You should replace them after 60,000 miles. If you are experiencing engine stalls
or fast idle, this can be a symptom of bad oxygen sensors. If they are old, it is likely that replacing them will
give you a good increase in mileage all by itself.
Is there something else mechanically wrong with the engine?
If the engine is not working properly, just fixing it can give you a dramatic increase in mileage all by itself.
If you had any kind of check engine light before starting the project, you should get this fault explored and
handled. If you're not sure, reset your computer, turn off all of your HHO, EFIEs and any other added
modifications, and see if you still get a fault code. If so, get it fixed first, before adding any modifications.
Do other sensors need adjustment?
After treating the oxygen sensors, the most likely sensor still needed to be treated is the MAF or the MAP.
After treating the MAF or MAP, the other sensors that can be tuned with ProTuner are the IAT (Intake Air
Temperature) and CTS (Coolant Temperature Sensor).
What did we miss in the steps above?
All vehicles can be solved. Some of them are a little tougher than others due to the way the ECU was
programmed. If you have got to this point and your vehicle is still not been solved, one of the above steps is
still out.


Liability Statement

Hydrogen generation and HHO supplementation are experimental in nature and have known inherent risks!
We have provided all reasonable safety information, but it is assumed the user will have researched the
technology and be familiar with its benefits and risks prior to use. By using the supplied equipment, you
agree to release its suppliers and manufacturers from any and all liability, in regards to the products use or
misuse.

Green Source generators have been designed with your safety as a top priority and can protect you from
most of your own mistakes. Probably, the worst you will do is to melt a wire or boil your electrolyte. Other
generators on the market have components that, in the event of an over-current condition can become
excessively hot. This heated component can act as an ignition source for the HHO and explode your
generator. Our generators do not have internal components that can become dangerous.

Our liability shall be limited only to product replacement, should a defect be identified at the time of
delivery.

Thank you and Best Wishes,

The Green Source Team

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