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Higher RPM when airco pump kicks in

Nico LS400 1995

By Nico LS400 1995
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Hello and welcome to the LOC.

In a word no..due to the extra load on the engine for the AC the increase in engine idle speed is normal or the engine could stall.

Why do you want to stop this feature as it only affects the idle speed, if you are driving it makes little difference anyway, I leave my AC on all the time. With a 4 litre engine it makes little difference to fuel economy anyway.

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+1 on above, it's normal for this to happen and not a problem, the extra load on the engine gotta be provided somehow! My mondeo revs increase at idle if I put the electrically heated windscreen on!!!

paul m.

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