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Hi,first of all I would get the battery and alternater checked to make shore they are bothe performing properly,I know you have replaced the battery but sometimes even new items can be forty,and with the fluctuation it maybe the maff sencer,the best thing is to have a diagnostic don to find the couse. best of luck,PH.
Before you do all of that, have you had the egr recall done? There was a recall to repair the egr tubes on this year/model, not all vehicles had to get it done, to my knowledge, but you may call your local dealer with your VIN to see if your car qualifies for it. Symptoms are: rough idle, possible engine kill, slow acceleration, the feeling of a mis-fire, etc. I looked at replacing my MAF sensor but when the recall repair was made she purred like a kitten again.
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