How to Properly Use the Car's Internal and External Air Circulation?
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Correct usage of the car's internal and external air circulation: use internal circulation in traffic jams and external circulation on highways. The use of internal and external circulation should be combined with the air conditioning and heating system. The fan in the car has two operating modes: external circulation and internal circulation, which are switched via a control button. Internal circulation mode closes the airflow passage between the inside and outside of the car. Without the fan, there is no airflow circulation, and when the fan is on, the air drawn in comes only from inside the car, creating an internal airflow cycle. External circulation mode uses the fan to draw outside air into the car, with the air passage between the inside and outside being open. The air blown by the fan comes from outside, and even without the fan, the movement of the car will still draw outside air into the cabin, replenishing fresh air inside.