86 Ford ranger 2.9L lurching issue

[StoneCold86]

Hey guys, new to the forum here! Having an issue and could use a little help. Truck starts and idles fine. Runs fine for a bit but once it is warmed up if I accelerate hard it lurches and stutters a bit. Then it slowly gets a little worse until eventually it won’t accelerate and will stall. Wait a few mins, fires up and runs fine for a bit until it does it again. Have recently spent a good amount of time replacing:
MAP sensor, PCV valve, spark plugs, distributor, EGR valve, TFI module, EGR sensor, high pressure fuel pump and filter. Runs a bit smoother but didn’t fix the issue. Got a code 33 on OBD1. Checked voltage on TPS. Got 5v on first wire, second wire just under 1v, then responsive with opening throttle all the way up to 4.5v when fully open. Leads me to believe it’s not that. Any other suggestions? Or anyone else had this issue?

 

[franklin2]

Unplug the vacuum line to the EGR valve and see if the problem goes away. If it does, it looks like the code 33 needs to be looked into a little more closely.

 

[StoneCold86]

Unplug the vacuum line to the EGR valve and see if the problem goes away. If it does, it looks like the code 33 needs to be looked into a little more closely.

Tried that, still getting the same issue. Once it warms up, lurches and stutters while accelerating. But if I’m parked in idle engine will rev fine

 

[rusty ol ranger]

Tried that, still getting the same issue. Once it warms up, lurches and stutters while accelerating. But if I’m parked in idle engine will rev fine

Mine did this for a while. I pulled the EGR valve off and found the EGR passage completly blocked, i had to take a head bolt from an old briggs and stratton i had laying around and literally hammer it through the carbon block....after dubious amounts of TB cleaner.

I ended up replacing the valve and pressure sensor (little black box by the egr with a hose running to it) also.

Code 33 is EGR not opening or insufficent flow dectected or something along those lines. Unplugging the vac hose will gurantee the EGR doesnt open.