96 yukon idle control problem,help needed

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I have a 96 yukon with 5.7 vortec,127k miles,runs great going down road but when coming to stop the idle surges sometimes and wants to stall out.no engine codes are being set,acts like a vacume leak.I did notice the right front of the intake gasket is weeping anti freeze,could it be loosing vacume there and causing the idle to have a hard time controlling.Ive already changed out iac and throttle position sensor,[email protected]
 
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great,there goes 400 into getting that done.i would do it myself but have 2 blown out discs in neck.
 
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problem solved

I found the problem with my idle today,i pulled an oldschool stunt.with the motor running i sprayed starting fluid around the intake and idle changed when i sprayed it where the fuel lines go into the intake.I removed the upper intake and found that the previous owner must have done some work with the fuel spider and when he reinstalled the upper intake he cut the gasket that goes around the injector housing.i found what was left laying in the intake plenum.I also did a pressure check on my cooling system and it help good pressure so my intake gaskets not leaking .runs,and controlls idle great now at all speeds.
 
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no coolant leak

about 2 weeks ago i saw a slight weep of coolant on the manifold so i added some block seal.i did a pressure check on the system yesterday and tested fine.guess the block seal worked.im happy anyway
 

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The original gaskets do not hold well as they age I would replace them anyway. Afterwards they will be in a for better condition to handle stress. Do not take chances with fluid additions like block seal.
 

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