What are the effects of removing the thermostat in summer?
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The effects of removing the thermostat in summer are as follows: 1. Efficiency: After removing the thermostat, the engine's operating temperature will be lower than before, which will affect the engine's thermal efficiency, leading to insufficient power. 2. Preheating time: After removing the thermostat in summer, the engine's preheating time will increase several times compared to normal, and the wear on internal parts may even increase by several dozen times. 3. Fuel consumption: Due to the engine's lower operating temperature, poor fuel atomization can occur, which over time can lead to the accumulation of thick carbon deposits, significantly impacting the vehicle's fuel efficiency.