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How much Gasoline Does AC really use?
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<blockquote data-quote="pinkfloydms" data-source="post: 3008488" data-attributes="member: 576501"><p>Colder air is denser and the more air you have coming in more gas you need the equal out the fuel/air ratio. Your car prolly has an air intake temperature sensor, if it is mid 80's or newer which does exactly what it states and adjust fuel accordingly, also working with the o2 sensors at the same time to see how much fuel is burnt.</p><p></p><p>So winter time yes you use more gas.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="pinkfloydms, post: 3008488, member: 576501"] Colder air is denser and the more air you have coming in more gas you need the equal out the fuel/air ratio. Your car prolly has an air intake temperature sensor, if it is mid 80's or newer which does exactly what it states and adjust fuel accordingly, also working with the o2 sensors at the same time to see how much fuel is burnt. So winter time yes you use more gas. [/QUOTE]
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