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Subject:
A/C fan and gas consumption
Category: Sports and Recreation > Automotive Asked by: jupdfl-ga List Price: $4.50 |
Posted:
09 May 2005 11:37 PDT
Expires: 08 Jun 2005 11:37 PDT Question ID: 519581 |
I've always wondered.....If I have the A/C on in my car, does it use the same amount of gas if I have the fan blowing on low or high? Or is just all about the compressor? In other words, do I use less gas by having the A/C on low and more gas if I turn the fan on high? 2001 Mercedes SLK 320. |
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Subject:
Re: A/C fan and gas consumption
From: bschonec-ga on 09 May 2005 16:09 PDT |
I would think that you'd use slightly more. But only proportional to the amount of electricity that the car's generator would have to generate at a higher fan speed. I think that all other things equal, the fan speed would be a negligible increase in power consumption. However, if you're not recirculating the air, perhaps you'd be sucking in more hot air from the outside, cooling it and forcing already semi-cold air out of the interior of the car causing the AC to run longer??? |
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