When the outside is warming, your air conditioner becomes your best friend. This is absolutely true in your car, and in direct sunlight, the temperature can rise to 170 degrees. But now most people have the impression that the more your air conditioner is running, the more gas your car will have. Now that the price of gasoline is higher than the cost of eating McDonald's, people are taking precautions and doing everything they can to help their car fuel economy. The assumption that running an air conditioner to burn more gas is a bit unreal. Leaving the air conditioner hardly causes any difference in the amount of gas burned. With the advent of modern, more fuel-efficient cars, this myth has been destroyed!
Air conditioning draws power from engines that use some gasoline, but for today's cars, the use of this gas is negligible. In some vehicles, air conditioning can reduce the fuel economy of a car by 20%, but it depends on the model. drive……
The air conditioner running the car will really affect the mileage of the gasoline. was originally published on Spring