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Suspect (potentially) either a stuck injector, or a failed/failing fuel pressure regulator. One sign of a failed fuel pressure regulator can be gas in the oil. (I suffered that side effect, along with bogging, and black smoke rich running, worsening as warmed up, turned out to be fuel pressure regulator). If the injector is loose in the throttle body, or has bad o-rings, can also cause some wonky behavior. Good luck.
Could be a leaking fuel injector or faulty pressure regulator. I would unplug the injectors first and see if the flooding stops. You may have to test each injector to find the defective one.
I'm having the same trouble with the flooding after warm start...if it's the temp sensor, would the temp gauge be working? It's in a 1991 Chevy van with an injected 350 carb.
Try putting a little fuel in the carb, if it fires up and starts it will be the float in the carb float chamber has got stuck, easy to strip and clean, be up and running well within an hour ;)
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