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Does Turning on the Heater Increase Fuel Consumption?

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VivianFitz

07/29/25 7:14pm

The heater operates by utilizing the car's own heat circulation system and does not require the compressor to work, so it does not increase fuel consumption. The correct way to use the heater: The proper method is to start the engine and allow it to warm up first. Wait until the engine temperature gauge needle reaches the middle position, then turn on the heating system. At the same time, set the air circulation to external circulation to expel the cold air from the car. After 2-3 minutes, switch the air circulation to internal circulation. Precautions when using the heater: The optimal temperature setting for the heater is 23 degrees Celsius. Additionally, adjust the direction of the air vents to avoid blowing directly at the face, as this can cause fatigue and affect driving safety. Therefore, it is recommended to slightly open the car window for air circulation when using the heater for extended periods, ensuring sufficient oxygen levels inside the car to keep the driver alert.

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