So my car was running rich and had a high idle and I finally addressed it last weekend. So it idles better and at sits in the high 14's (air fuel wise).
But now, with the a/c on, when you come off the throttle the car dies because the rpm's drop too much. But before I smoothed everything out the a/c and ms played nice with each other.
Is there a setting that prevents the rpm's from going below a certain point in this case, that would help me with the car dying because of the rpm's dropping too much when the a/c is on? If so what is that setting called?
Or do I need to raise the rpm's in the fuel table where it sits when the a/c is on?
Or is there another method I don't know about?
But now, with the a/c on, when you come off the throttle the car dies because the rpm's drop too much. But before I smoothed everything out the a/c and ms played nice with each other.
Is there a setting that prevents the rpm's from going below a certain point in this case, that would help me with the car dying because of the rpm's dropping too much when the a/c is on? If so what is that setting called?
Or do I need to raise the rpm's in the fuel table where it sits when the a/c is on?
Or is there another method I don't know about?
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