rpms very high after replacing A/C unit
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rpms very high after replacing A/C unit
The dealer just replace my AC unit cause it broke.
When I have the A/C off and stop, my rpms are ok but when the A/C is on and stop, they are almost 1000 rpms.
Any ideas??
When I have the A/C off and stop, my rpms are ok but when the A/C is on and stop, they are almost 1000 rpms.
Any ideas??
Last edited by kendroz; Feb 11, 2011 at 11:08 PM.
the rpms are suppose to rise when the AC is on to keep the car from stalling due to the added load at idle, however 1k is a BIT on the higher side(if i remember right then i think mine was around 900 in the summer with AC on but havent used it in a while) but nothing to worry about considering 650-750 is the non AC idle. It is programmed from factory so the dealer might have tweaked it a bit.
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