A/C idle issues
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A/C idle issues
When i use my a/c, my car idle drops and likes to go bsck and forth between about 800 and 500 rpms. It seems like its gonna stall but never will. It will also drop to about 500rpms if i push the clutch in when driving. Sometimes when i do this, it will stall. I dont have a big cam (gsc s1) so its not a vaccum issue or anything
Anyone know what tables i need to change in my ecu to solve this problem? Im running tephra speed density
Anyone know what tables i need to change in my ecu to solve this problem? Im running tephra speed density
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i just went thru this long process so i can help you. i have gsc s2 cams and it stalled almost every time with a/c on
download ur file from your ecu and open it in ecu flash. change the user level to developer.
scroll all the way down to the bottom and click the "Desired Idle rpm with AC on"
and change the value to like 1140 or whatever for all 4 cells. this worked for me and has been. but again each car is different, some said 900 works but it didnt on mine, so i slowly bumped it up. it takes a lil bit for the ecu to learn it so upload and sit there and idle with the ac on for a few mins so it can learn then drive around with ac on around the neighborhoods. dont blip the throttle when its about to die, just let the ecu save it and figure it out and it will.
download ur file from your ecu and open it in ecu flash. change the user level to developer.
scroll all the way down to the bottom and click the "Desired Idle rpm with AC on"
and change the value to like 1140 or whatever for all 4 cells. this worked for me and has been. but again each car is different, some said 900 works but it didnt on mine, so i slowly bumped it up. it takes a lil bit for the ecu to learn it so upload and sit there and idle with the ac on for a few mins so it can learn then drive around with ac on around the neighborhoods. dont blip the throttle when its about to die, just let the ecu save it and figure it out and it will.
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Look at these two tables...
Desired ISCV initial Step position with AC off-drive
Desired ISCV initial Step position with AC on-Neutral
You will see the steps with the 'AC-on' are higher. Essentially, when you kick on the AC the engine is under more load so it opens up the IAC to add more air to compensate.
Desired ISCV initial Step position with AC off-drive
Desired ISCV initial Step position with AC on-Neutral
You will see the steps with the 'AC-on' are higher. Essentially, when you kick on the AC the engine is under more load so it opens up the IAC to add more air to compensate.
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I had this issue with a/c and heat before replacing the throttle body seals.
Try adjusting your BISS to the point where you log 20-25 idle steps in evoscan. This helped my idle drop with a/c on.
Try adjusting your BISS to the point where you log 20-25 idle steps in evoscan. This helped my idle drop with a/c on.