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Re: AC and Gas Mileage

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Re: AC and Gas Mileage

Howard Lester26 Jul 2005 01:44
> So whats the difference if your hot and want the comfort who cares how much
> gas it uses.
>
> Tom

In fact, I have yet to notice any difference in gas mileage between a/c on
or off in my '04 Accord 4-cyl auto.

twfsa25 Jul 2005 11:05
So whats the difference if your hot and want the comfort who cares how much
gas it uses.

Tom

>I have an 05 Accord
>
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> thanks,
> -Mark

MF24 Jul 2005 16:47
I have an 05 Accord

Is the amount of gas used by the AC proportional to the temperature
setting?  I was thinking that the lower the temperature the more often
the compressor would have to come on.  Is this accurate?

thanks,
-Mark

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