idoling????
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MAP sensor or BATTERY, (believe it or not), are the most common. Check you vac lines and elect connections at the MAP, be sure batt terminals are nice and clean.
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Max, it happened to me before, I always think it is the problem from map sensor or whatever..!! however, I changed my spark plug after 20K miles...that stall goes away for a long time... maybe you can consider changing the spark plug..
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I had the same issues just as the temps dropped! Not sure if this is the same. Pull the backup fuse under the dash for 1-2 min. This will let it re-learn the new temps. After 1 day it didn't do it again. Idle is normal now. Or you can grab a screw driver and use the handle end to tap the map sensor a half dozen times. Helped me onetime.
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