1998 yukon Mystery p0300 and rough idle still

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Strange. I can't find voltage, only thing I can find MAP KPA: was 94, probably not the reading we're looking for.
 

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Yeah, you’d think it be buried in there somewhere. Here’s a way to manually test it just to make sure…

 
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Yeah, you’d think it be buried in there somewhere. Here’s a way to manually test it just to make sure…

Looks like the next step for me now is the intake gaskets. Looks more time consuming than hard, Just got to pick a day I wanna do it. This is a good step even if it's not the problem, I would hate to fix the misfires only to dump coolant down the road!
 
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Yeah, you’d think it be buried in there somewhere. Here’s a way to manually test it just to make sure…

Hello sir, I decided to do that test and have verified that there is a vacuum coming out of the oil dipstick.

Edit: I know a little is okay, but there is a clear suction on my thumb when I felt the dipstick tube.
 
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Make sure you have eliminated or plugged vacuum source/PCV.
Roger, plugged the PCV valve and the breather tube when test was done. From memory, I think that’s what I was told to plug lol.
 

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