What Are the Hazards of Car Idling?
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The hazards of car idling include: 1. Shortened lifespan: Reduces the service life of the engine. 2. Damaged catalytic converter: Easily damages the three-way catalytic converter. 3. Increased carbon deposits: Leads to more carbon buildup in the engine. 4. System damage: Harms the vehicle's electronic systems. 5. Fuel injector failure: Causes fuel injector malfunctions. Below is an introduction to related content: 1. Types of car idling: Normal idling, driving idling, and unstable idling. 2. Function of car idling: Car idling refers to the engine running without load, only overcoming the internal friction resistance of components, without outputting power externally, maintaining the minimum stable operating speed of the engine. The idling speed can be adjusted by changing the throttle opening size and the idling fuel supply.