Pulsing idle at stand still and bucking bronco after hitting steel plate

So I have 1999. It's got 273000 miles on it. I was driving home then hit a steel plate bump and now I'm having pulsing idle at stand still and "bucking bronco" every now and then while at speed.

I've bought brand new OEM parts.
PCV
MAF
I also cleaned throttle body off vehicle and the IAC.
Air filter is clean.

Purrs like kitten then after warmed up and drive for 1 minute the cycle starts.

 

I would replace the throttle position sensor (TPS), but be sure it's a OEM TPS and not one from advance auto, autozone,ect..

 

Have you checked your OBD for potential codes?

 

No codes or CEL

 

I'm on a tight budget. Any ideas on part? This is my only ride to work and without it I won't make money lol

 

The TPS usually won't throw a code, it is the 3.4L v6?

 

The TPS from the dealer is like $60-$70

 

Okay I'll have to check if my local dealer has them and find a way to pick one up.

 

89452-35020 should be the part# for it

 

Parts Geek has NGK ones that are cheaper but those aren't OEM. Aisin is the manufacturer and I can't find it any cheaper than straight from the dealer.

$58.73 but don't know what shipping will be:
https://www.toyotapartsdeal.com/oem...year=1999&submodel=&extra1=&extra2=&filter=()

 

So just curious question. None of the ones at autozone or anything work right?

 

They can work for a bit. But they can cause you to chase multiple issues because there is near zero quality control on cheap Chinese parts. Even from autozone.

 

What @negusm said.. Toyota's are really finicky when it comes the electronics, OEM is the best results in my opinion.