Should You Use Internal or External Air Circulation When Parking?
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When parking, you should turn on the external air circulation. If you plan to rest in the car with the air conditioning on, make sure to periodically switch to external air circulation. Using internal circulation continuously can lead to carbon dioxide poisoning. Below are some tips for using the car's air conditioning: 1. After the car has been exposed to the sun outdoors, first turn on the external circulation to ventilate and dissipate heat. You can also open the windows and sunroof to speed up the cooling process. After 3-5 minutes, when the interior temperature has stabilized, close the windows, turn on the cooling, and switch the air conditioning to internal circulation. 2. In cold weather, wait a moment after getting in the car until the engine temperature reaches the normal level. Then, turning on the heater with internal circulation can quickly raise the temperature. 3. During traffic jams, it's best to turn off the external circulation to block exhaust fumes from the vehicle in front. 4. When driving at high speeds, you can turn on the external circulation as needed. Since long drives at high speeds can make the air inside the car stale due to prolonged internal circulation, using external circulation helps maintain a comfortable temperature while providing fresh air.