When the truck is at idle, the butterfly valve in the throttle body is at rest. Which will let it idle. When computer looks at throttle when pedal is pressed the stepper motors in the throttle body are done for to be to the point. And the computer doesnt know the true value of the throttle body...
In my experience go to the ac compressor relay and remove it. Key off, on one of the pronges u should have 12v. Constant. Then key on or crank it. Have someone cycle the ac button and check for switch on 12v. When button is pressed. If both are there then the problem is under the hood. If 12v...
Hook a scanner to it and go to data. Watch what the throttle percentage is at idle and or throttle. And watch the MAF. Air volume has increased but not to the MAF. Get some MAF cleaner and clean it and see what happens. Not sure if ur fuel trims and or keep alive data can be reset.
The alternator code has me. The others are mostly communications codes. If there isn't constent power thru the system, PCM will drop systems to stay running.
Shocks and struts, the actual strut shock, they keep the tire on the ground and springs and coils push the vehicle up. So stiffer springs fight the sag.
Possibly drive shaft wasn't put back where it was before removing it. There balanced. So now drive train is off balance. Doesn't take much. Or u joint failure.
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