RPMs for Fit at idle?
#3
Originally Posted by nexus4400
My car is at 900 RPM if the AC is turned on, 800 if it is off.
How good is the Fit's A/C? It's cold up here and have only used the Fit's heater. I guess in TX where you are it's already in the 80's or more. Does the A/C cool well while driving at slow speeds and in bumper to bumper traffic?
#4
AC is decent. I haven't driven my car in bumper to bumper traffic but i think it should be up to the task. Only thing that worries me is the deletion of the temp gauge. Tinting my windows would be good because of the blistering sun light.
#11
Okay, this is weird. So my idle RPMs dropped to 600 rpm or so for about 3 days, more like where I think it should be. I turned on the A/C to see if the idles went up with it on (it did), and when I turned the A/C off, it never went back down to 600 RPMs again a few days later now.
What's up with this 900 or 600 RPMs at idle? Something must control the idle, it's all computerized. At 900, it's wanting to go forward.
What's up with this 900 or 600 RPMs at idle? Something must control the idle, it's all computerized. At 900, it's wanting to go forward.
#12
The IAC (Idle Air Control) controls the engine's idle. It works as a function of coolant temperature; the lower the temperature, the higher the idle. There is also another AC vacuum switch that is activated when you turn the AC on, hence the higer idle. There might be something wrong with your IAC or your idle might need adjustment. If you idle at 600 RPM, your car will shutter and shake.
#13
Originally Posted by Dañiel
A maintained car should never overheat under normal use. If you run it at 7krpm in 2nd in 120f weather with the A/C on and a huge load, that might overheat it fast.
The cause: there was a leak in the engine's head. Not an overuse, not a lack of maintenance... seems to be a bad luck. Cost: 800$ Cdn. It was on warranty but without the car's serial number printed on the oil change receipts, Honda refused to honnor the warranty (you understand my bad english ? I'm a french frog )
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