My engine wont run?

This sounds like a crankshaft angle sensor has gone out. When you turn the key to the on position without cranking the engine over can you hear the fuel pump run in the tank for 5 seconds?

https://www.2carpros.com/articles/car-cranks-but-wont-start

Please run down this guide and report back.

Roy

Hi:
Are you able to check for power to the new pump? It's possible that you have luck like me and you got another bad one. Also, is the pump an aftermarket?

Joe

Hi:
First I need you to take it to a nationally recognized parts store and have them scan the computer for codes. Let me know what they tell you.

Next, when the problem happens, I need you to check the fuel pressure. Go to this site to see a video on how to do it.

https://www.2carpros.com/dia/test_fuel_pressure.htm

Let me know what you find.

Joe

Do you have a flashing security light?Any codes? Make sure that you have every. Thing back together and plugged in. Unhook the positive battery cable from the battery first and then unhook the negative battery cable from the battery and hold them together for about three minutes, then hook up the negative cable back up first and then the positive cable second and see if it will start then.

Get an accurate fuel pressure gauge and monitor the fuel pressure while this is occurring. This engine requires a minimum or 55PSI to run and it should be even higher.

I agree with the previous reply.
Check the fuel pressure, when the engine is OFF, but the ignition switch is ON;
Then check it when the engine is running. (Should be 60-66 psi during each of these)

Check it a third time after the engine has been off for 30 minutes or so. (It should hold this pressure for at least 30 minutes.)

Try resetting your security system. And make sure the fuel pump is working. Have a helper turn thekey and remove ht gas cap and listen for buzzing. If you hear that then check how much fuel pressurehyou have. It should be abotu 52 psi minmum. Here are instructionsfor resetting security system attached.

Hi, use a fuel pressure gage. Not only check for proper pressure, see if it holds after everything is turned off? Some of the national brand autostores used to loan out a fuel pressure gage. You can call and ask. Can you check for possible trouble codes, at the least, you need an obd11 code reader.

Well common no start issues is normally between 1 of 2 things possibly even both those things are no spark or little or no gas reaching the engine. Must play process of elimination.

1: check for spark, pull a spark plug wire from one of the plugs, stick a screwdriver into the end and, while holding the plastic handle, move the screwdriver so that the metal part is close to a piece of bare metal on the engine. Then get someone to crank the engine. If there is good spark you should see a spark jump from the driver to the metal. If not then car has no spark and this is the problem but you still have to figure out why which we would tackle if this is the problem.

2: check for fuel pressure find the location of the gas tank have someone turn the key to the on postion while you lend an ear as close to the gas tank as possible. As the assistant turns the key listen for a buzzing sound if you here it thats your pump if not then the pump is not working.

Now if you have spark and find that the fuel pump is working your next step will be to get a fuel pressure test to see if the fuel injection system is giving you trouble.

This is just a start but may it will help keep us posted with what you come up with.

Richard