So here's a bit more info for anyone who may find this thread in the future. And it also answers LakeTahoeQuattr's last question.
It initially set all three of the codes in my first post.
I replaced the N75, and reset codes. No change. As soon as I drove it all 3 codes reappeared.
I then replaced the MAP sensor (I had not reset codes). I started it up, went to clear codes, and noticed now there were only 2 codes. The N75 code was no longer set, it seems to have cleared itself. The two MAP codes were still there. I reset codes....took it for a test drive....And all is good. Took it for a longer drive....and all remains good. So unless it also needed that N75 valve (which I doubt), it appears this was the MAP sensor the whole time.
One of the reasons I think this was difficult for me was that this wasn't the only thing going on. I knew I also had intermittent but minor boost or vacuum leaks. And I had already purchased the spider hose and was waiting to install it. So when this issue started...I figured it was time to finally do the spider.
So I did the spider. When I was in there I noticed the secondary air injection "tube" also had a broken connector and was leaking. So I also picked up that tube and installed that. I was hoping these two parts would fix or at least help my immediate issue of the car falling on it's face. But it didn't.
Only then did I install the N75....And when no fix then, the MAP. So there were multiple things going on....multiple fixes taking place...and it was always in the back of my mind that I did something wrong on the spider install. But it was also in my mind that I'd been searching for and fixing leaks already....And I was fairly confident that I had found and fixed everything.
So there were mind games going on in my head the whole time too...lol. Glad it finally all came together though.
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