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When was the last time you changed your fuel filter? I had a truck, exact same problem then it started stalling out going up hills, was a plugged fuel filter
Check fuel pressure with gauge. The filter could be dirty or weak pump. Then check injectors. That can be done by unplugging one at a time and holding the brake in a safe direction, and applying the gas and seeing if there is a greater change on one injector versing another; however, makes sure that all of your spark plugs are doing their job, including your coils and module. The spark can be tested using a spark tester that has a screw type adjuster that goes from 10k to maybe 45k. You keep twisting it out until you get no spark, then adjust it back in until you get a blue fire. At this point check all of the spark plug wires. They should be able to make the same spark. If not, check that line of fire wire, plug, and coil,etc. Good luck.
It is part of the fuel pump module inside the fuel tank, all the cars are starting to use this type of setup, the filter is only serviced when the fuel pump fails.
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