Here's how it looks on mine.

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Nothing attaches there as far as I know but there is a bit of foam padding above that on mine.

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I had the same issue with the drop targets not resetting and got some from help from another owner on here. He suggested to slightly bend this metal piece away from the guide where it slides up. Mine was catching on there and doing this got it working again. I had to disassemble the mech but it was a quick fix. Just start with a small bend to see if it's enough to not catch and go from there. Mine didn't need much. He also mentioned using a graphite spray to help with the movement.

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Hope this helps

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Replacing the right flipper switch and noticed the new one I got from Marco has 4 connection points where the original only has 3. The part numbers match up to PBRs listing. Can I still use this or should I order a different switch? Thanks for any help.

Update: Called Steve at Pinball Resource. This is the right switch and since there are two terminals together on the front row only one of them needs to have a connection. Was confused since the switch in my machine only had 3 terminals.
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Recently did a teardown on the playfield to clean and I also rebuilt the flippers. Since then I noticed the left ramp seems harder to it than it was before and I'm trying to narrow down the cause. Not sure if it was like this before but I'm getting a bounce on the upper flipper when the ball rolls down the right lane so when I go to flip the ball it's off the flipper and I'm not getting a full strength flip which I think could be why I can't make the ramp shot consistently. The still photo shows where I'd normally flip and just how far away the ball is at that point. Does anyone else's game do this? If you could post a picture of your flipper angle I'd appreciate it. Thanks!

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Thank you! That helps a lot and now I know what to look for. I appreciate the info!

Update: That's exactly what it was, broken bracket on the guide rail. Looks like a previous owner had already tried to fix this by using a longer screw and a post sleeve. I replaced that sleeve with a fatter tapered one and it works great now, I'm able to consistently hit the ramp shot. Thanks again for the help!

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I've had this happen and cleaning the switch contact for the sarcophagus fixed it. Worth a try if you haven't already. You can use a crisp dollar bill between the contacts and pinch them together as you pull the bill through a few times. A business card would work too.

Here's mine with all 1SMD Warm Whites from Comet, non-ghosting for inserts.

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Yes it is adjustable. It's been a while since I adjusted it but I think you just loosen one or two screws and slide it up or down and retighten. I don't think you need to disassemble the mech or add anything. I held a straight object on top of the playfield covering the drop target and raised it up until it touched and then tightened the screw.