No expert here, but when you first start your engine it is cold and needs time to heat up before it works properly. Your AC unit may be putting strain on the cold engine (stiff bearings, warped shaft), meaning that your car will simple give up at trying to run due to the increased drag on it
Since it is starting from 0, the engine idle is low.
Cars will use more gas idling than starting the car.
I hear it is the crankshaft position sensor (CPS) on the car, we have an Aurora in the shop now with this problem.
When the TPS sensor is disconnected from the car in idle, there would be delayed acceleration.
you have a bad alternater or belt
Becaue if it didn't idle, then it would not be running.
Yes if it is stuck open.
because all vehicles have an idle. Without an idle your car would not stay running.
i neved heard of that, but if you clean the valve , you're going to improve your car's idle, and it's a great idea to clean it or change it eventually
Bad gas. Could be a natural function of the idle. If the sound is loud, rough, and uneven, yet the car runs smoothly everywhere else, it might be the way the car is tuned.
no, you should let it idle and warm up a little bit.
It could well be the Idle Control Valve Or in other terms the Idle Stabilation Valve is faulty