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Old 06-16-2005, 09:29 AM
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Idle Help

I have a 2003 Blazer. Currently it idles at 600rpm. This seems pretty low. Does anyone know what the idle should be and how to adjust it??

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Re: Idle Help

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I have a 2003 Blazer. Currently it idles at 600rpm. This seems pretty low. Does anyone know what the idle should be and how to adjust it??

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Actually, if it's an automatic it should idle when warmed up at 650 RPM managed by the computer.....based on crankshaft sensor etc.
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When it idles the AC seems to warm up...could this just mean its low on R134 or other problem?
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When it idles the AC seems to warm up...could this just mean its low on R134 or other problem?

AC Warms up could simply mean low on freon/leak in system.....
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