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Old 10-24-2019, 06:53 PM #1
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Exclamation Stuttering and stalling
Hello, for some reason, when my ac is on and I am in drive (idling), sometimes the rpm gauge starts to bounce from 400-700 rpm. It sounds like it is stuttering. Once it even stalled as I was reversing without even pressing the gas pedal. When I put it into neutral at a stop light, the issue seemed to go away. I am sure that hitting the 400rpm mark signifies some issues. Also the ac compressor kept turning on and off when this happened. Any advice and suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
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sounds like you have a vacuum leak.
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Agree with the other user

Possibilities

1) Vaccum leak

2) the compressor bad and or low amount of refrigerant in the AC system


The idle fluctuate slighty when the AC compressor clutch engages and disengages.


So if no vacuum leak. I would have the ac compressor checked to make sure its functioning properly..

Make sure the ac belt is good and not slipping as that can cause issues too.

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My former service advisor at the dealership suggested that it could be the compressor. I did put R134a refrigerant in the system during early summer so I think it’s filled up. Also serpentine drive belts were changed around 3 or 4 years ago. I will look into the vacuum suggestion. Thanks guys
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Hows your IAC valve? Make sure the motor in it is clean and able to turn freely.
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I’d clean your IAC the AC cycling on and off is normal unless your Fan was at max speed with outside air selected instead of recirc and it’s above 85.

You can clean it without removing the throttle body by removing the vacuum line that goes to the intake and spraying throttle body cleaner in the port and watch for black stuff coming out the air inlet hole in the throat of your throttle body.


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