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The alternator is causing the rpm drop because of the additional electrical load imposed on it by the fans, especially when they first come on. As the electrical demand increases, the alternator will become harder to 'turn', thus the drop in idle rpm. This is not so noticeable when the engine is above idle such as when driving. My T-Bucket does the same thing when the fan comes on (I'm running a CS130 alternator).
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one wire alt's
those things don't like to charge at idle. but do fine running down the road.. just like rocks said.. big draw will reduce rpm's. i have one also and does exactly the same. but runs 14v down the road..
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