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Hmm.. now the first step is to pull he check engine code. You can do so by bridging the an ECU plug. I think the instruction is somwere on this board. Too lazy to look.
Most likely, it's either an o2 sensor code or a MAp sensor code. If it's the o2 sensor, get underneath your car and wiggle the o2 sensor harness around to make sure everything is connected perfectly, if that doesn't work, then you may have to replace your O2 sensor.
If it's the map sensor, chances are the Missing Link is dirty, take it out and clean it.
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