Your injector(s) could be failing. As they age the pressure they close at drops, which can cause flooding or dripping when the car is turned off, leading to flooding.

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It's flooding itself out while the engine is running. It's a continuous injection system where they always spray when the engine is running. Something is causing them to spray too much in once the engine warms up.

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