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ASEMASTER6371
AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR CONTRIBUTOR
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Good afternoon.
I would start by cleaning the throttle body very carefully of all carbon.
I would also check the EGR valve for being open. If it is, it will create a large vacuum leak and that will cause the engine to act that way.