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I'm working on a car with the same problem. From what I've read, this is a common problem amongst the VUE's c.2002 - In fact, there is a Technical Service Bulletin about this very problem which indicates that it is a problem with the Throttle Body and/or Throttle Position Sensor and relevant wiring harness. You should be able to find this T.S.B. online somewhere for free or just call your local dealer. As a side note, the 2002 VUE has about 192 T.S.B.s currently which is a bit above normal for a car of this age. Hope it helps! Cheers, Z. Harris ASE Certified Automotive Repair Technician unclezach1@Yahoo.com

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