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2004 Toyota Celica GT
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Is it better for the longevity of the A/C compressor to turn on the A/C at idle speed or on the highway?

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I don't think it matters. It IS good for it to run for a few minutes once a week in the winter. Keeps the seals lubricated.

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racuda is right


wet cars and fast dreams

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good advice cuda

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I've only used my AC like ten times since I bought my car. I can't handle my car being any slower then it already is.

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