What are the effects of removing a car thermostat?

[JayceLee]

Removing the car thermostat will prevent the car from sensing temperature during cold starts, resulting in cold engine starts and accelerated engine wear. Here is some information about car thermostats: Purpose of installation: To allow the engine to reach its optimal operating state as quickly as possible, reduce engine wear, improve fuel atomization, and at the same time increase the heating speed of the car's interior. Function: To control the circulation of coolant between the engine and the radiator. When the coolant temperature is relatively low, the thermostat remains closed, allowing only the coolant within the engine to heat up. This is referred to as a "small circulation." When the coolant in the engine reaches a certain temperature, the thermostat automatically opens to connect with the radiator, which is then referred to as a "large circulation."