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To start with, you have a throttle body instead of a carburetor. On that throttle body is a component called an air control valve. That valve is how the computer controls the idle speed. It should open and close the air flow into the intake manifold as needed. Is the check engine light on when you are driving ? Have you checked the fuel pressure ?
IM NOT SURE WHAT THE PROBLEM IS BUT IT'S "NOT" YOUR BOOSTER. IF IT WAS YOUR BRAKES WOULD LACK POWER. MORE PRESSURE WOULD BE REQUIRED. YOU'D FEEL IT IN THE BRAKES IT WOULDN'T MAKE THE CAR SPUTTER IN DRIVE AND NOT IN NEUTRAL. SAVE MONEY IT'S NOT YOUR BOOSTER.
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