a/c's work better while compressor is running at higher speeds... also, everyone should have a manual for their vehicle, and the library should have a professional shop manual available in the REFERENCE section...make copies of the right sections...good luck :)
A faulty thermostat. leaking head gasket lower radiator hose soft collapses when motor is reved up
you most likely have a horrible fuel sensory causing your car to be bad at idling. also you may hvae reved your engine to hard and that is causing it to idle.
yes hot or cold it affects idle speed
throttle body or idle air control value
This is a electronic fuel enjected engine and therefore the electonics set the engine idle speed a bit higher during a cold start so the engine will not stall out.
Usually, a jeep's engine stalls in idle mode because of a battery power fault or because there is no gas. However, it is common for any car to stall when it has not been running for a period of time and the engine is cold.
It is intentional, it is called high idle. It helps warm the engine to proper operating temperature.
Im guessing your asking @ what RPM is the 4 cylinder engine supposed to idel at. Well, theres usually two idle settings. A cold idle and a warm idle. You didint mention for what engine, and that's important because every engine has its own correct idle but to give ya a rough idea, the cold idle is usually 950-1000 RPM and warm idle is usually 850-900 RPM!
My blower would blow cold air at idle & engine would start to overheat, I replaced my thermostat & problem solved.
Most likely bad intake manifold gasket. When the engine is cold the engine shrinks which unseals the intake and allows a small amount of unregulated air into the engine causing it to idle rough. as the engine heats up it expands sealing the leak causing idle to improve. You should also get lean codes from the computer as the engine is running to lean. Very common problem with the DOHC engine. See "Related Questions" below for more
No, an engine idle RPM being not zero is not a problem. If the idle were zero, the engine would not be running!
No it will not. It only controlls the idle of the engine.