When driving your car why does air conditioning use more petrol?
Posted May 23rd, 2009 by admin 12 Comments »
Ed asked:
I know that when the engine is running the alternator generates electricity which is used to power the electrics, but if you are on the motorway doing 70mph, I would have thought no extra power was required? Also if you switch on all the car electrics when stationery, you don’t hear the engine reving more to produce more electricity. Can anyone explain?
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I know that when the engine is running the alternator generates electricity which is used to power the electrics, but if you are on the motorway doing 70mph, I would have thought no extra power was required? Also if you switch on all the car electrics when stationery, you don’t hear the engine reving more to produce more electricity. Can anyone explain?
http://www.telescopebuyingguide.com/

