What could be causing this? **video**
10-06-2010, 06:26 PM
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What could be causing this? **video** Ok, i've been posting about this issue for a while now and got a good video of the issue. It seems that if I turn the wheel at idle the RPMs drop near 500 and when I turn on the AC it drops to 500 and then to 250.
Is this a tuning issue or something else?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NYP_miUvnrI
Is this a tuning issue or something else?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NYP_miUvnrI
10-07-2010, 04:42 AM
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Its because of your cam. ( From what I remeber your running a serious one too)
My car did the same thing just not as bad ( my cam was milder then yours) . What I had to if I wanted to run the a/c was set it on while the car was parked and idling. And let the car learn it self for about 30-60 seconds. Made it alot better .
Go back to your tunner see if he can dial it in better
My car did the same thing just not as bad ( my cam was milder then yours) . What I had to if I wanted to run the a/c was set it on while the car was parked and idling. And let the car learn it self for about 30-60 seconds. Made it alot better .
Go back to your tunner see if he can dial it in better
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10-07-2010, 10:22 PM
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Its because of your cam. ( From what I remeber your running a serious one too)
My car did the same thing just not as bad ( my cam was milder then yours) . What I had to if I wanted to run the a/c was set it on while the car was parked and idling. And let the car learn it self for about 30-60 seconds. Made it alot better .
Go back to your tunner see if he can dial it in better
My car did the same thing just not as bad ( my cam was milder then yours) . What I had to if I wanted to run the a/c was set it on while the car was parked and idling. And let the car learn it self for about 30-60 seconds. Made it alot better .
Go back to your tunner see if he can dial it in better
fixed that for ya
