Turing on the A/C while going in high speeds , is it bad?!

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DAWOOD - 29 Sep 2005 20:36 GMT

Is it real that turing on the A/C while going in high speeds is
harmful to the cooling system ?

what about shifting from recirculation to outside air , can that be
harmful in high speeds ?

please tell me about both.

Thanks.

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Klinger - 30 Sep 2005 04:38 GMT

As far I know No to both questions.

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KjunRaven - 02 Oct 2005 12:28 GMT

DAWOOD <UseLinkToEmail@AutoForumz.com> wrote in news:1_678259_
859618880171a352a15b6bdf2457f089@autoforumz.com:

> Is it real that turing on the A/C while going in high speeds is
> harmful to the cooling system ?
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>
> Thanks.

recirc to fresh air = dont matter / engaging a/c clutch at higher rpm's = i
can see where it could sheer off a little more disc surface than at lower
rpm's, but not enuff to matter much.........kjun

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Al Bundy - 09 Oct 2005 22:56 GMT

No. It is not harmful. Many vehicles are designed to turn the air off
temporarily under wide open throttle conditions and come right back on
after. The AC is cycling on and off all the time at high speeds.

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