Engine idles fine when starting then stalls when accelerating and decelerating

I forgot to mention I do have a OBD2 reader. When the engine started stalling when decelerating was the only factor the check engine light did come on and got P0108 when driving to work then multiple codes on the way home, PO108, PO113, PO118, PO123 and P1768. All of these codes read circuit high input at MAP, TPS, Engine coolant, and Intake air I heard a high pitch noise coming from the TPS and replaced it. I disconnected both TPS and Idle air intake valve connections before disconnecting MAP sensor to make sure which one was malfunctioning. I used the code reader and got 0 codes. My first assumption was that my cars battery connections at both terminals and negative ground cable to engine was corroded somewhere inside insulated power harness and was the source but car kept stalling.I went ahead with replacing the throttle, EGR, upper intake manifold and plenum gaskets. I cleaned all four O2 sensors. I haven't considered the MAP sensor being the suspect. Should I?

OK so I got the check engine to illuminate by disconnecting the IAT sand MAP sensors. OBD2 read Codes P0108 and PO113

Hi just a quick note on the code readings. The check engine light has illuminated or came on twice in a three week period. The day I drove it to work POI108 and PO113 then back home with those first two codes plus PO118, PO123 and P1768. Without me interfering. Today was the second time and yes I probably did induce the codes. They are same first two codes PO108 and PO113. High input My battery light on dashboard came on when the car first began to stall The battery was 4 years old and well past the life cycle. Today the battery light came on but with new battery. I only cleaned the outside of O2 sensors mainly the threading just to prepare in case. To tell you the truth I had not removed the intake air temperature sensor until today. It was charcoal like on the metal end part that gets inserted when threading to tight. MAP sensor housing was a little dirty.