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Originally Posted by WNDSRFR
Make another video. This time have the AC off and not in defrost with the engine idling. Now turn on the AC. You will hear the compressor engage and at the exact same time the idle will dip.
I'll betcha.
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Originally Posted by RZNT4R
Firstly, if the compressor is cycling as fast as OP's video, it's not an idle problem that he's got, it's an ac problem
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I might not have made it very clear earlier, but the A/C is not turned on during either of my videos. No A/C, no fans, no defrost, nothing. Even if I did turn the A/C on, it would still do the dip like that, same thing if I turn the A/C off again.
The video that @
RZNT4R posted is exactly what my idle was like for the 200 miles after I replaced my battery, A/C or not.
Don't know if that changes anything, I just wanted to make sure that was cleared up.