gtpilot

I would also guess that driving it shook loose a bunch of crapola (sediment) that was in the fuel tank and the fuel pump started redistributing it throughout the system.  I would:

Do you have a infrared heat sensor?  If so, start the car and point it at the exhaust right after the gasses leave the head.  If one of the tubes is colder, that is a good indication of which cylinder is missing.

1 - Pull the tank, drain it and make sure you get all the debris out of it. Take a look at the fuel pump pre-filter to make sure it is clear.  Run the fuel pump outside of the tank to make sure it does what it is supposed to do.

2 - Change the Fuel filter on the fire wall.

3 - pull the injectors and look at the filter that is on top of each one to make sure they are clear.

"staying on top of turning the bolt so it didn’t become a permanent part of the door handle."

I have two in this condition...guess what is happening this weekend?

I would really love to see those pieces in use again...get to work!  

Very nice pieces to put on the Rex...jealousy on my side right now!