Subject	Re: Effects of not having AAC connected?
Posted by	bliZard on June 16, 2008 at 8:30 AM
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In Reply To	Effects of not having AAC connected? posted by Norincokid on June 15, 2008 at 09:10 AM
Message	I did the same thing when diagnosing a high idle that was slow to return to normal. I disconnected the AAC and the idle was very consistent - the only problem was that it did not adjust for any loading conditions which made the engine almost stall if the electrical demand was high. I did not experience any problems with hesitation or cutting out. I don't see how the AAC could affect in the way you describe, unless there is a wiring/connector problem that is shorting out.
Follow Ups	Effects of not having AAC connected? - Norincokid 09:10:38 06/15/08 Try rebuilding the AAC. - DVDBURN (MD) 09:51:56 06/15/08 Re: Try rebuilding the AAC. - Norincokid 10:03:33 06/15/08 spraying wd40 inside without removing it might just help. - aidemsined (to) 10:00:50 06/15/08 Re: Effects of not having AAC connected? - bliZard 08:30:36 06/16/08
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