jroman

Check the fuel pressure regulator diaphragm. It may be leaking. Pull the vacuum hose off it and check for fuel . It should be dry on vacuum hose side.

When I need to clean out the coolant recovery tank I drive over to the local self wash and use the pressure washer set to rinse. It looks brand new inside and out. Then I remove excess water left in bottle with a turkey baster and refill with 50/50 coolant

found this link on this site hope it helps http://forums.aaca.org/f116/hood-light-325214.html

Is this what your looking for? Anti-rattle clips CENTRIC Part # 11762026 rear CENTRIC Part # 11762025 front

I just finished working on a 1/2 hr hot restart problem on my 1989 Riviera. Acted like it was flooded and once restarted would stumble at idle. First thought was a leaking fuel injector. Was about to pull all injectors to see if there was one leaking but pulled the vaccum hose on the fuel pressure regulator first. It turned out to be faulty Fuel Pressure Regulator diaphram leaking. I found it by just pulling off the vaccum hose that is attached to it and saw fuel dribbling out of it. Start engine and watch it for a minute or so it maybe intermittent. Good Luck JohnR