should i keep the AC if i have no BAC valve?
05-01-03, 02:57 PM
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should i keep the AC if i have no BAC valve?
when i turn on the AC it kills the idle down to like 500 rpm where the motor shakes incredibly violently. Its becoming hot as **** this summer but i have yet to turn it on while under throttle.
i have the PS removed and have the manual bracket, so itll be easy to remove...but once i do all the freon will escape and any attempt to put it back on will cost me a minimum of 80 bux..
i have the PS removed and have the manual bracket, so itll be easy to remove...but once i do all the freon will escape and any attempt to put it back on will cost me a minimum of 80 bux..
05-02-03, 10:40 PM
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There are no bleed valves on the solenoid rack that would increase idle speed.
Why don't you just put the BAC valve back on and keep your A/C? That's what it's for.
Why don't you just put the BAC valve back on and keep your A/C? That's what it's for.
