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A bad or dirty EGR can cause stumbling and lack of power. I suggest removing it for a good cleaning (you may be able to rescue it) or replacement. You need a new gasket. Let'* fix one thing at a time, and that'* a known issue at this point.
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I'll be curious to see what you find. I have a post on here and I'm having some of the same symptoms you are but, I'm getting a MAF code. Does your run great till it get'* up to running temp? About the time the termostat opens. Hills are killing me also. I was told I may have vaccum leaks or fuel pumps starting to fail.
Any way keep us posted. At least you didn't blow $138 on a MAF sensor that didn't fix you problem. Good luck
Any way keep us posted. At least you didn't blow $138 on a MAF sensor that didn't fix you problem. Good luck
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Originally Posted by ShortyzKustomz
Theres no difference to oiling and cleaning the egrs on these cars then older ones is there?
You have to remove yours and clean it. Earlier cars do not.
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