Does Using the Car Air Conditioner in Winter Consume More Fuel?
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Using the car air conditioner in winter does consume more fuel. Here is an introduction on how to use the air conditioner in winter: 1. Start the engine first: Wait until the water temperature gauge reaches the middle position. 2. Then turn on the heater: Set the air circulation to the external circulation mode to allow air exchange between the inside and outside of the car. 3. Set the air circulation to internal circulation: The temperature inside the car can quickly rise. The most suitable heater temperature is 23 degrees Celsius. 4. Adjust the air vent direction: Avoid directing the airflow towards the face, as it can easily cause fatigue and affect driving safety. Adjust the direction to blow towards the legs and feet, as warming the legs and feet will make the whole body feel warm.