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No, engine coolant does not directly affect the air conditioning (AC) system in a vehicle. They are two separate systems. Engine coolant or antifreeze is responsible for maintaining the engine’s temperature to prevent overheating.
However, if the engine is overheating due to a problem with the coolant system, it might indirectly affect the performance of the AC. This is because many vehicles are designed to automatically turn off the AC when the engine gets too hot, to reduce the load on the engine and prevent further overheating.
The only connection that can exist between the air conditioning system and the engine coolant is through the car's radiator. When the car’s AC is on, it generates extra heat, which the radiator helps to dispel. So, if the engine coolant level is low and the radiator isn't working properly, running your AC could potentially cause your engine to overheat. But again, this is an indirect connection between the two systems.
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