Hydrogen Generators

• You can install a hydrogen generator, but your choices may be limited.
  
  The easiest way? Take your car to a professional and have them install the generator for you, but there are few professionals who install hydrogen generators or would know how.
  
  You can try to build your own hydrogen generator and install it yourself, but this requires care and knowledge of both engineering and the chemical processes of the hydrogen unit. So making one yourself may be impractical.
  
  Your likely solution is to buy a hydrogen generator kit online. These kits include everything you need to set up the hydrogen generator along with instructions. The kits can cost around $100, and you will need at least some automotive experience to attach the fittings properly.
  
  Hydrogen generators also need a certain amount of maintenance, including replenishing their water reserves and making sure their connections are kept tight. If you do install a generator, these intermittent maintenance procedures are very important and must always be done on time.
  
  

Installing a Generator

• A common problem when installing a hydrogen generator is determining the location. The generator should be set close to the engine, but it cannot interfere with any other components and cannot sit above the other engine parts. Most cars have a space where it can fit--consult a professional mechanic, or search for your car model online and research potential generator locations.
  
  Some engines simply do not have enough room to fit a hydrogen generator. If this is the case, you can install the generator below the engine near a wheel well.