This New Water Engine and Just Killed the Future of Electric Cars

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The last guy that had a water engine was disappeared

Back in the early years of tractors, most were started by hand on gasoline and once the engine was warm enough switched over to distillate. Often however the fuel would pre detonate. To control this water was injected into the air fuel mixture to cool the mixture. The old timers used to say the John Deere D ran on water.

Water and steam injection kits were big in the 70s for fuel milage and performance. You could even get em at J.C. Whitney!

The guys selling shovels and picks, etc got richer than those digging for gold during the gold rush era

I recall a group that fueled a bus with hydrogen in Pasadena. Yes, it had water injection and a serious timing adjustment. It worked and the only exhaust product was water vapor. It was a one-shot deal.

When stationed in Guam, back in 88, a cavilian I worked with had a Toyota pickup truck that he put water from the washer to spray into the intake above the cylinders. He said it made it run like it had a turbo.

I had a 1960 Cadillac engine in a '61 Studebaker Lark. It was a screamer, but it pinged on the junk premium gas. I added a water injection kit that had a vacuum switch that would turn a water pump on when the vacuum dropped. The switch was adjustable and once I fine tuned it, the engine ran great, and it ran for years like that until I sold it.

There have been numerous headlines that said something has killed the future of electric engines. From what I have seen, electric car makers are killing the future of EV's.

I'm still holding out for Mr. Fusion😂

In the old days (60’s) we used to drizzle water into the carburetor while engine was running maybe half throttle. Effective way to clean the carbon out. A heavily carboned up engine would spew carbon bits out the tailpipe.

When i was about 7 years old, around 1973, there was a UK TV program called Tomorrows World. They featured an engine running on water way back then.

Water engine.... you mean a dam steam engine 😭😭😭😭😭

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I bought gas today for my 2010 Toyota Tundra with 4.6L engine and it got 19.1 MPG. This time of the year I roll down the windows and am not running the air conditioner. I have commented before about the newest Tundra's get worse gas mileage than my 150,000 mile Tundra. I hope to run my 2010 Tundra till the wheels fall off and I will get out and put them back on. I hope for 400,000 miles. We will see but so far at 150,000 miles I have very little repairs and it runs like a clock. So much for high tech.

This is strange. Usually the thing that is going to end EVs or Tesla comes every Tuesday not Friday.

Scotty i really hope you never get discontinued. They broke the FACTORY that made you. Keep making us smile.

That isn't new technically,it's been around for awhile.

Both the B-52 and KC-135 used water injection for takeoff back in the day. I'm not sure if current models of either still do. But it was certainly more than just piston fighters in ww2 that used this tech.