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No surprise that instances of cars running out of gas on the motorway are up 400% right?

1 ) So my #1 tip is to fill up every time you go to the pumps! Prices just be higher next time you visit. But this advice flies in the face of tip #12 - ‘lighten your load’ so you have to decide this one for yourself. For a small family saloon I’d say fill ‘er up. For a big tanked gas guzzler I suggest half a tank or less.

2 ) While you’re at the gas station check your tire pressure is correct. When you have time ask your local mechanic to check the tires ‘balance’ too.

3 ) Ask your mechanic to clean or change your air filter and to tune up the engine too. Or do it yourself it ain’t so hard!

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4 ) Go easy on the gas pedal when starting up or accelerating. If using a manual use the gears to gradually build up speed, don’t over rev like a ‘boy racer’!

5 ) Avoid braking, when slowing ease off the gas instead.

6 ) Listen for the ’sweet spot’ when changing gears to know when your engine is at it’s happiest i.e. not straining and over revving.

7 ) Stuck in a jam? Turn off your engine - meditate.

8 ) Why not ‘coast’ down those big hills? Get into ‘Neutral’ or simply depress the clutch. No good in Florida, Illinois, Louisiana or Kansas I’m afraid.

9) Do one BIG shop in one BIG superstore or mall once a week.

10 ) Shop on the net and take advantage if your local supermarket offers ‘Free Delivery’ - more fool them, right?

11 ) Avoid Cruise Control on the freeway, it’s not as fuel efficient as you are, really!

12 ) Lighten your load. Carry a minimum of passengers and stuff (unless you’re in a car pool).

13 ) Make sure your fuel cap is tightly screwed in place. Don’t let any of your precious fuel evaporate from a loose fitting fitting!

14 ) Get into that fast truck’s slipstream like they do at Daytona ( eerm not sure about this one).

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These tips WILL save you some money but you should seriously consider fitting a clever gizmo/gadget to your car’s engine that improves the combustion process and saves you real money fast! Tell me more >>>

When you tell someone that your car runs on water what response do you expect to get in return? That’s right, the funny look the, "That’s nice for you then" reply , as they slowly back away pleading an urgent appointment with their chiropodist.

So why do they think you are deranged at best, dangerous at worst?

They think your car runs on water alone!

The problem lies in the fact that the theory of an engine, specifically an internal combustion engine, running purely on water has been around for a long time and has been lauded, derided and its promoters praised but more often vilified since the original idea was mooted.

Why so? Well, there is certainly a self-interested majority of individuals, corporations, countries and governments who realise that the free energy discussion is something to be avoided at all costs. With the billions they earn every day from the oil industry in one way or another it’s hardly surprising. Self interest rules after all and money talks.

So when I tell someone that my car runs on water I mean it runs on both water and gasoline! Further that the water is not, when it enters the engine, in liquid form but rather as its two components hydrogen and nitrogen in the form of a gas know as HH0 and sometimes referred to as Brown’s Gas.

So that DIY kit I mentioned, using power from the car’s battery allows the gases to be separated - sort of looks like the fizz in lemonade except in this case the bubbles released are HH0 and not C02 (carbon dioxide).

This released gas is fed, along with the regular fuel, into the combustion chamber of the car’s engine which makes the combustion process more efficient. The more efficient the process the more miles to the gallon! Percentage wise we’re talking anything from a 30% to 60% increase in mileage. In effect your cat is burning water as well as gasoline.

Added benefits include lower carbon emissions, a cleaner engine and qualification for a financial award from the government for using green technology and hence lowering pollution.

The kits are made up of items that can be purchased from any good hardware store for under $100 and the plans for setting up and installing the kit in your car are now widely available. Since the kit can be easily removed your cars warranty is not adversely affected.

Basic backyard mechanical knowledge is all that is needed to fit the kit and many amateur mechanics are selling the hybrid conversion installation as a service to friends and neighbours to earn some extra cash.

So don’t run away when someone says their car runs on water, ask them for more details and what fuel savings they are making.

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More information on installing a water splitter kit to your automobile can be found at Car2Water.com