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[quote]Quoted From EricTheCarGuy: _x000D_
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I would actually suspect a problem with the AC since after you turn it off the problem goes away.[quote]Quoted From college man: _x000D_
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I would be looking at the IAC idle air control._x000D_
turn the ac on when the car is at idle. see if rpms_x000D_
start jumping. try tapping on the valve with the handle_x000D_
of a screw driver. if the idle changes replace the co[quote]Quoted From clearanceman: _x000D_
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If I understand correctly, you’re saying if it was the idle air control valve it would do it whether or not the AC was running so it’s probably an AC problem? I know the thing is low on freon because there isI took the Idle air control valve off and cleaned it and the throttle body. It idles much better now, it was covered in crud and so were the passages. You guys ever take your intake manifold off and clean, I bet it is full of carbon._x000D_
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No EGR valve on my
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