Hello All, with all of my recent problems, i've come to a conclusion: first of all, i'm going to have to come to grips that i will have to be my own DeLorean mechanic. i live in Fargo, ND, thousands of miles from any good DeLorean service center. every place around here either laughs when i ask them about the car or tell me they wouldn't be interested in looking at it. i just spent $275 labor to get my car to run, even though it's still incredibly messed up with a fuel pressure well over 100 psi. no one around here knows enough about the car to accurately fix it. and so, i will have to do it all myself. first thing is first: i think we have all run out of ideas on what to look for. there are so many possibilities on why my car is acting like this, that it's impossible to diagnose over the telephone, etc. even DMCJoe is getting to the end on this one! and i don't blame him. and so, i think when college gets out in may i will have to get my car up on jackstands and dissemble, clean, test, and reassemble my entire fuel system, piece by piece, component by component. i think this is the only thorough way of attacking this problem and maybe, just maybe, when i'm done the car will run right again. it is probably just a clogged return hose or something got kinked, or something is leaking. who knows. but doing this cannot hurt it - at least i will know my car a lot better when i'm done! and after the fuel system - it will be the electrical system. every connection, ground, wire, component from front fasica to rear turn signal board must be cleaned and checked. i think that after this is done, i will have a lot less problems with intermittent connections, lights not coming on when they should, etc. again - even if it doesn't work i still win - i know more about the car than before! my question is this: who out there has done what i propose? dissembly and cleaning of the fuel system? does anyone have any horror stories, tips, tricks, etc? thanks, and any opinions on this are greatly welcomed! Andy Soma576@xxxx 1982 DeLorean DMC-12 VIN#11596 Fargo, ND 58102 [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]