Method Will suffocation inside a car works?

[RENOX]

Will closing all doors and turning off the air circulation in the car and sleeping (using sleeping pills if needed) inside the car until all Oxygen turns into CO² work?
Also what are the possible damages if you survive and how long will it take to successfully CTB.
I thought of this method because it doesn't require much and is very easy to execute.

(Sorry if this thread was already created I still don't have access to the search option)

 

[U. A.]

No.

 

[disappointedlycruel]

Will closing all doors and turning off the air circulation in the car and sleeping (using sleeping pills if needed) inside the car until all Oxygen turns into CO² work?
Also what are the possible damages if you survive and how long will it take to successfully CTB.
I thought of this method because it doesn't require much and is very easy to execute.

(Sorry if this thread was already created I still don't have access to the search option)

no, it wont.
You can check out the charcoal method tho

 

[peacefulsleepnow]

You have to somehow add a very high concentration of CO to the environment you're in for this to work. Just the car running and/or sealed is not enough.

 

[Ramire_Artes]

It's very difficult

 

[badatparties]

Cars aren't airtight. Are you saying you hope that the CO₂ you release by breathing will build up enough in the car to kill you? If the car were that airtight, you would die of suffocation long before that.

I think you're also getting carbon dioxide mixed up with carbon monoxide. And no, attaching a hose to your exhaust and siphoning carbon monoxide into your vehicle won't work well either because modern catalytic converters drastically reduce it.

In short, whatever your planning is a bad idea, and you should abort it.

 

[badatparties]

Maybe if it is airtight and some old peace of junk car

No cars are airtight, it's impossible. It's a ridiculous thing to even think about.