IDLE SPEED DURING A/C IDLE CORRECTION INFORMATION

When a condition of rough idle is encountered when air conditioning is turned on or when high alternator loads are experienced on police cars, an idle RPM increase will alleviate this condition.

The idle RPM specification for all police "B" car packages should be increased from 600 to 650 RPM. This should be set with the air conditioning turned on and the compressor disconnected. Refer to the 1982 Chevrolet Shop Manual (page 6C4-18) for adjustment procedure.

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