As temperatures rise during the summer, the need for a constant air conditioner is increasing, but this may be of concern to the owners regarding its impact on fuel consumption.
Effect of car air conditioner on fuel consumption
A number of German experts at the German Motor Club have explained the impact of the use of air conditioners on the fuel consumption rate, as well as the impact of the faulty use of the fuel conditioner.
Fuel consumption ranges between 2.5: 4 liters per 100 kilometers at the beginning of the air conditioner cooling after operation, while fuel consumption after cooling the car to between 1: 2 liters per 100 kilometers within the city.
If you drive outside the city and its crowds, its fuel consumption ranges from 0.2: 0.7 liters per 100 kilometers.
Tips for fuel consumption
German experts have identified a number of tips to reduce fuel consumption when operating the air conditioner, including good ventilation of the car before walking through the opening of windows and doors for a few minutes before the launch.
Experts also advised that the air circulation fan should be operated before operating the air conditioner for a short period, stressing that it is preferable to open the windows during the walk and not operate the air conditioner in the event of a short distance less than 5 kilometers.
German auto club experts warned of the danger of operating the air conditioner at the lowest degree, as the negative impact is not limited to fuel consumption only but extends to affect the health also may cause the incidence of cold or muscle tension and blood circulation problems.
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