Does Starting the Car with AC On Damage the Vehicle?
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Starting the car with the AC on can indeed damage the vehicle. The potential harms are as follows: 1. Carbon buildup: Prolonged idling causes carbon deposits in the engine, leading to incomplete fuel combustion and engine vibration. Engine carbon buildup reduces power output, causes uneven acceleration, and gradually diminishes performance. 2. Increased fuel consumption: This raises operating costs and economic burden. 3. Cold-start difficulties: Harder ignition and trouble starting the engine when cold. 4. Safety hazards: Severe combustion chamber carbon deposits may cause cylinder knocking (audible low-RPM acceleration noises), damaging pistons and crankshafts while raising engine temperatures, significantly compromising vehicle safety.