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I have an 03 Mustang GT with over 102,000 miles and have had my AC unit replace (aftermarket) once and now when the compressor clicks on and off, it idles sort of high, but you can really notice the change in the RPM when the compressor engages revs at about 1200. Does this mean that my compressor or pulley is going bad or what? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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Believe it or not that is what is is supposed to do. You must have a manual transmission and because of that the rise in idle speed is more noticeable. The reason for the raising of the idle is to compensate for the extra load on the motor that the AC compressor adds. It takes a few horsepower to turn that compressor and if the idle were not raised the engine could stall when the compressor kicks on. Remember the compressor is also on when the defroster is on. I hope that helps you out.
Thanks that helped me out a lot. Just wanted to make sure nothing was going on there.