hello all, today while dismantling my fuel system in the engine compartment, i removed all the injectors and hoses. i have found light to mild levels of corrosion around the insides of the banjo fittings as well as in the inside of the injectors where the hollow bolt goes into. fortunately the corrosion in the injectors does not extend down the shaft of it. it's just where you can easily see if you peek down in it. should i be worrying about this? the corrosion, again, is not severe, however i am concerned if this is common or if my fuel system needs major help. all the hoses exibit some sign of this, and all the injectors do as well. 6 hoses and 6 injectors total to over $375, and i'd rather not spend this money if i don't have to because i could be looking at a new fuel distributer in my future if things don't go my way.... any thoughts or opinions? oh yeah - my fuel distributer mounting screws are in there REALLY DAMN WELL!!! i've been spraying Tri-Flow once an hour over the screw heads all afternoon and morning, and i tried to budge the screws again this evening, and i can't get any of them to move. anyone else been in this situation? what did you do!?!?!?!?!?! Andy Soma576@xxxx 1982 DeLorean DMC-12 VIN#11596 Fargo, ND 58102 [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]