If you go to the Honda website and try to build your own GX, you are taken to a blank screen. After what Honda has apparently done with Fuel Master, I wonder what their intentions really are?
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Why would Honda want to make the Phill? The unit was overpriced, hard to install, and not cost effective in most markets.
There's a reason why the plug-in hybrids plug into any wall socket.
Why not integrate the compressor into the vehicle, the vehicle could then connect to any low pressure feed and fill itself.
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Mother Honda sent out a memo to it's dealers today regarding Fuelmaker. I have seen a copy of the memo. In the memo, Honda restates their commitment to the GX and to working with an unidentified entity to pick up the pieces from fuelmaker. The vision is for Fuelmaker to rise from the ashes like a phoenix, leaner and meaner. Of course they also claim to own a minority share of fuelmaker and I've read multiple sources...that claim that Fuelmaker was a wholly owned subsidiary.
What other options are out there for fueling appliances?
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There is a dealer on E-Bay in College Place, Washington who is selling a 2001 F150 bi-fuel. If you scroll down to the very bottom of his ad he is promoting the Freedom Fueler Personal Refueling System.
Check it out!!
Joe
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http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Ford-...1%7C240%3A1318
This is the only listing for '2001 f150 bifuel' that the ebay search gave
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Originally posted by clnbrnr1 View PostThere is a dealer on E-Bay in College Place, Washington who is selling a 2001 F150 bi-fuel. If you scroll down to the very bottom of his ad he is promoting the Freedom Fueler Personal Refueling System.
Check it out!!
Joe
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Originally posted by echamberlain View PostWhy would Honda want to make the Phill? The unit was overpriced, hard to install, and not cost effective in most markets.
There's a reason why the plug-in hybrids plug into any wall socket.
Why not integrate the compressor into the vehicle, the vehicle could then connect to any low pressure feed and fill itself.
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