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Originally Posted by Rawknees'Turbo View Post
One vacuum leak source that is difficult to check for with the methods you described (due to a closed throttle plate), and can cause the running issue you have, are loose or cracked injector blocks. For starters, put a wrench on each of the nuts (not like THAT! ) and see if they can be tightened some. Most are pretty accessible with a normal-style wrench, except for a couple of them (such as the ones beneath the air metering assembly) which you might need to trim down a wrench for those.
Great idea, I will see how they feel with a wrench tomorrow. Interestingly, the fuel pumps do not shut off with the key on and the engine not running. When I did the fuel pressure tests, I had the metering plate sensor unplugged so the pumps would run.

After plugging it in, the pumps continued to run. I wonder if I have some resistance in the metering arm or the distributor piston near the bottom of the travel.
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