Hi detroit_blonde,
If the idling speed is set too low, the AC would cut off and come back on when the rpm increases then cut again as the compressor load will lower the rpm.
With AC off, the idling rpm should be between 720 to 820 rpm. If you know how to adjust the idling screw, unloosen it until the rpm reaches 770.
If you do not know how to do it, get back to the guy who did the tune up and ask him to do it. Make sure engine is completely warmed up, the initial tuneup could have been done when the engine was not completely warmed up.
If the idling speed drops when the AC is turned on, you need to have the throttle and EACV cleaned, provided the valves clearances had not been adjusted too tight. (During the tune up, were the valve clearances adjusted?)
AC pressure reading seems ok.
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Thursday, June 26th, 2008 AT 1:34 PM