What are the effects of removing the thermostat in summer?

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Car thermostats should not be removed, otherwise the engine will have difficulty maintaining a normal operating temperature, which not only affects the engine's working condition but also reduces the car's power. The effects of removing the thermostat are as follows: 1. Lower temperature: After removing the thermostat, the engine's operating temperature will definitely be lower than before, affecting the engine's thermal efficiency and leading to issues such as insufficient power. 2. Increased warm-up time: Secondly, the engine's warm-up time will be several times longer than normal, and the internal parts' wear may even increase by several dozen times. 3. Poor fuel atomization: Due to the engine's operating temperature being too low, fuel atomization will be poor, and over time, a thick layer of carbon deposits can easily form, which is very detrimental to the car's fuel consumption.