UPDATE::
MY STORY:
car was running fairly good after the fuel injectors got hoses with carb cleaner, then i put a few miles on it, maybe 3 haha, and i just got to the top of the big hill to the street i need to turn on for the parking lot. started to bog and miss hard, so i was kinda on a down hill when i turned and managed to coast it all the way to a parking spot, and i shut it down right away, knowing my #1 cly. is now pissing into my freshly changed oil. i looked at my mirror to catch a glimpse of the cloud it produced last time it did this, this time it was thicker, black in the center, like a black hole, trying to suck more money out of my pocket haha
THE ENGINES STORY:
pulled the plug - #1 clyinder flooded out
cylinders 2-3-4 where all dry and still functioning
spark plugs are all dark brown/black,
orings on the injector appear to be fresh out of the package, cause they are haha, i removed and inspeced them, no cracks splits anything
QUICK QUESTION & WHAT I"M THINKING CAUSE I"M A "COLLEGE STUDENT", (POLITICALLY CORRECT, FOR POOR)
is it possible for and injector to stick open every once in a while, like work for a little while, then just s*** out.
I'm gonna let this thing soak in carb cleaner for a few hours then switch it over to a 50/50 of gas and injector cleaner and let it sit a few days, maybe shaker er' around some, hit it with the air hose.
IF YA GOT BALLS, GO FOR IT AND GET BACK OT US!
I Found a write up about removing the injector screens, "snugly" put it in a vice, and use a screwdriver and a pair of pliers to spin that plastic screen ring until you work it down, 240's vary, some have 2 holes inside, some have 4, the ones with 2, carb cleaner straw fits snug

i didn't try this, nor am i going to, but i found a write up on it, and it sounds like the only part you can take off