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Check for vacuum leaks from any hoses under the hood. Is the check engine light on? If so, retrieving any trouble codes may be helpful in solving this problem
run the fault codes to ensure that the EGR valve is faulty. Engine lights to not always come on unless there is something drastic going on with the engine /gearbox so that you can stop the car before damage is done.
if engine light is flashing it is not firing on all cylinders. a scanner will tell you what cylinders are misfiring. could be plugs. coil or other problem
there is a tps located on the intake where the inlet tube for air intake connects, it would be on the left side of the throttle body. does the trk run rough on idle? up/down sputter sometimes stall? Is check engine light on? if no light,check all vacuum lines for cracks/splits loose fit. do this by spraying carb choke cleaner on connections motor rpms will change if leak is present. also spray around perimeter of intake housing where mates with lower intake if engine revs you have bad intake gasket.I Just replaced upper and lower intake on my 98 and shazaam, runs like it should. but do your checks first,unessasary fixes are costly and **** you off.
the check engine light means that a code has been set. the code will reference a faulty system that must be diagnosed and repaired. sorry for the vagueness, but there are e gads of codes that can cause the rough idling
most aftermarket parts places will scan the car for free. this will give you an idea of where to start.
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