However, most car owners only know that the water temperature will not be higher after the thermostat is removed, but they don't know the harm that the thermostat will bring to the vehicle: the engine doesn't have a thermostat, so it won't have much impact on the engine itself because of the high temperature in summer, and the thermostat will play its greatest role in winter.
Due to the low temperature in winter and the lack of thermostat in the engine, the water tank is always in a state of large circulation. The first and most obvious sign is that the warm air in the car will come very, very slowly. Secondly, if the engine works at low temperature for a long time, it will inevitably affect the fuel atomization effect, lead to an increase in fuel consumption, and also cause certain wear and tear on the running parts of the engine.
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The function of thermostat is to control the circulation of antifreeze between engine and water tank. When the antifreeze temperature is relatively low, the thermostat is closed, and only the antifreeze in the engine is heating up, so it is called a small cycle. When the antifreeze in the engine rises to a certain temperature, the thermostat will automatically open and communicate with the water tank, so it is called a large cycle.
When the thermostat is not turned on, the temperature rises faster because the antifreeze in the engine cannot be circulated. The main purpose of installing thermostat in the engine is to make the engine reach the best working state as soon as possible, reduce engine wear, improve fuel atomization effect, and at the same time improve the heating speed of warm air in the car.
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