That's likely the brake booster taking a draw from the engine vacuum - completely normal.I know my idle goes down a couple hundred when I have my foot on the brake. Most newer cars have this "fuel savings" feature now. If that's what you're asking?
Yes. Drops several hundred.That's likely the brake booster taking a draw from the engine vacuum - completely normal.
^thisThat's likely the brake booster taking a draw from the engine vacuum - completely normal.
I tested my on my lunch break today, the RPMs barely dipped.It does it three times then comes up stable for a bit then starts all over (unless I let off the brake).