It was the Throttle Position Sensor when this happened to me.
It was the Throttle Position Sensor when this happened to me.
I am right in the midst of this same problem. I changed the IAC and the TPS. It seems to be doing better, but I haven't had enough time to test it out. I know another member said he had to change the Fuel Pressure Regulator. You may want to try the TPS and then the Fuel Pressure Regulator.
ALSO - I have no Check Engine Light either.
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Go to Autozone. Rent (for free) their fuel pressure tester. Easy to use.
Measure FP. Spray propane, or ether around base of manifold.
If pressure isn't 34-39 (steady) and if idle is affected by the manifold test, you've found the source of the problem.
Negative on the above two, and it may be the TPS. A simple volt/ohm meter will show if TPS sensors aren't consistent.