Water for fuel - diesel

[Mark69]

Hi all,

Regarding the issue of trying to use an implosion as a vacuum to pull up the piston, this is not a good idea.  The strength of a connecting rod is the part between the pin in the piston and the crankshaft throw.  There is only enough metal around the top of the pin and the bottom of the crank to maintain the strength of the rod.  If you try to pull up the piston via vacuum, you will break a rod.

Mark

[jeanna]

Hi all,

Regarding the issue of trying to use an implosion as a vacuum to pull up the piston, this is not a good idea. .

Mark

Maybe so, Mark.

At the moment, I just want to know im or ex.

The fact that the plugs end up cool after firing is to me another indication that it is HHO that is what is being burned here, but for now, I jus wanna know!

jeanna

[pese]

@mark
yes you have right .
an vacuum can not pull the pistons , because the gases are so flexible (work not like hydraulic fluids).
gases (also h2o) explode first , an do his work, after that thei contract again (h2o) possibly more than others) h2o butan propan will implode (more or minder) to water again
G.Pese

[ramset]

Ossie answered this question DEFINATELY EXPLOSION put plug in a tube[ossie] and shot things out with GREAT force Chet

[ramset]

Nightlife it has been my experience that a diesel will run with no fuel from the injectors  have seen to many runaways  where the motor seems to suck the oil from the crankcase to keep running  [SCARY]  Chet