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August 11th 05, 09:58 PM
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1999 Honda CRV - Low Engine Idle
I have a 1999 CRV that runs well. The one thing that I notice is that
the engine idles at 300-400 rpm (using the tach on the dash). The car does not stall but when I run the AC, the compressor keeps cutting in and out due to the low rpm's (i.e. the AC is fine when riding at any speed). Only idle is a problem. I've checked the AC system and it is fully charged and runs normally when I am driving. Any help as to why the idle would be so low would be appreciated. Thanks, Mike Nycz 
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