What does engine max mean?
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"MAX" stands for "maximum." When the MAX button on a car's air conditioning system is activated, it represents the strongest cooling mode. For example, after turning on the A/C cooling switch and then pressing MAX, the air conditioning will operate at its maximum cooling capacity with the blower output at its highest level. The purpose is to lower the temperature inside the car as quickly as possible. Related explanations are as follows: 1. Marking: The term "max" can be seen not only on air conditioning control buttons but also on various fluid reservoirs in the engine compartment. Here, "max" also carries the meaning of "maximum or highest," and some may simply use "M" to denote it. 2. Upper limit: The "max" marking on fluid reservoirs indicates the upper limit of the fluid level in each reservoir. The highest point of the fluid level should not exceed the horizontal line corresponding to "max." Naturally, where there is an upper limit, there is also a lower limit. "Low" (some cars use "min") represents the lower limit, indicating the minimum fluid level position, meaning the fluid level should not drop below the horizontal line corresponding to "low." This is most evident in the overflow tank (i.e., the radiator). The optimal fluid level position is between the upper and lower limits.
