[DML] Acceleration with the A/C on
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[DML] Acceleration with the A/C on



Ok everyone.

I wanted to post about this to see if it's normal or
if there's something I need to fix.  If I drive my car
with the A/C on, it shifts (automatic) as it should,
but I noticed something interesting.  Right after the
car shifts from 1st to 2nd, I feel the acceleration
slow down just a bit as it prepares to go from 2nd to
3rd.  It's almost completely unnoticeable, but it's
JUST enough that I felt/noticed it and was concerned
to say the least.  Even if I floor the pedal, once it
gets done shifting from 1st to 2nd, I can feel the
rpms drop JUST a little bit (so little it doesn't even
register on the tachometer) before shifting from 2nd
into 3rd.  If I drive with no A/C going whatsoever,
the car shifts perfectly from 1st to 2nd to 3rd with
no noticeable side effects.  I know the A/C is hard on
the engine, but hard enough that I can feel the
acceleration "slow down" for maybe ..1 second..?

Jeremiah

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