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Its doing this everytime i drive it and i have replaced the egr control ,the map or maf sensor its located behind throttle body with just one vaccum lind an electrical wire ,the o2 sensor, all vaccum lines , throttle body base gasket ,Plug wites distributor cap ,rotor button ,and fuel filter
Im sorry i thought I already put that i did replace the idle air control and it made no difference at all
With key on - *TEST* the Throttle Position Sensor - should have under one volt at closed throttle to over four volts at wide open throttle. TPS also has input on IAC position ! Trouble codes are very helpful. May still have vacuum related problems or incorrect base idle. When these problems are presented at the shop - the first thing I do is a complete scan test - then I can use the scanner for further diagnosis .. That is what really should have been done here to start with .. However I do understand attempting diy repair to try and save a buck or two - BUT - sometimes - just the opposite happens.
You may already know how to gather trouble codes on OBD 1 but below is a link that may help: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UIKdbTFvyUU Post ALL trouble codes here for more repair suggestions - - IF desired.
Usually there are trouble codes that give clues as to what needs to be TESTED so the actual problem can be discovered. Good luck!