Didn't see anything with a search that seemed to match. I recently replaced my IAC when I suspected it was causing an occasional stall. Sometimes at start up I would have to force the engine to run by applying power, otherwise it would die. Then it would be clear the next time, or even clear up while driving. You could suddenly feel the resistance go away and power come back and all was normal. After reading here, it sounded like an IAC problem.
While swapping the IAC I put in a restrictor plate that I saw some were doing in another thread. Idle ran around 1200 with or without AC, and I figured I needed to adjust the hole in the plate. After two weeks a Service Engine Soon light kicked off, so I removed the plate, and disconnected the battery to reset everything. Idle is back to the normal 700 (and over a week now with no light). The other day I started to use the AC and I notice idle won't stay steady. Sometimes it's around 700, creeps up to 1200, and then will suddenly crash to around 500 stumble and come back to 700. Seems to run as a cycle. You can feel it while driving too if you are cruising at a lower idle. Turn the AC off and it idles normal. I would think it's the new IAC, but wouldn't this effect non-AC idle as well? And both idles were the same (although high) when the plate was in. Ideas?
While swapping the IAC I put in a restrictor plate that I saw some were doing in another thread. Idle ran around 1200 with or without AC, and I figured I needed to adjust the hole in the plate. After two weeks a Service Engine Soon light kicked off, so I removed the plate, and disconnected the battery to reset everything. Idle is back to the normal 700 (and over a week now with no light). The other day I started to use the AC and I notice idle won't stay steady. Sometimes it's around 700, creeps up to 1200, and then will suddenly crash to around 500 stumble and come back to 700. Seems to run as a cycle. You can feel it while driving too if you are cruising at a lower idle. Turn the AC off and it idles normal. I would think it's the new IAC, but wouldn't this effect non-AC idle as well? And both idles were the same (although high) when the plate was in. Ideas?