Is it okay to only turn on AUTO without AC?

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VonEmery
07/30/25 2:42am
It is possible to only turn on AUTO without AC. Reasons why you can only turn on AUTO without AC: If the AUTO switch is turned on, there is no need to turn on the AC system. AUTO represents the vehicle's automatic air conditioning system. Once the system is activated, the user only needs to control the temperature of the vehicle's air conditioning, while all other settings are automatically managed by the computer, requiring no additional operations. Precautions for using car air conditioning: The refrigerant can continuously expand and absorb heat in the evaporator. Car air conditioning requires regular refrigerant top-ups. If refrigerant is not added for a long time, it can lead to reduced cooling efficiency and slower cooling speeds. It is important to clean the car air conditioning system regularly.
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