Engine not starting?

Van was running & starting fine. Turned it off & now will not start. Have put new fuel pump, new fuel filter, new distribulator modual. Will not spray gas. Turns over. If pour gas in carberator it will run. But will not put the gas in by itself

Hey guys still having a problem with my van its still having a no start no crank issue its got a new battery and starter so when I turn the key I just hear a single click from the starter also the panel lights go off and on an the radio dims any ideas to diagnosis this maybe something in the cables between the battery and starter

Ya the battery was dead so I put in a new one how do you turn the crankshaft by hand?

Im new at this still learning where everything is located wheres the fly wheel

Ok well I went to go test my battery I disconnected the negative side a few days ago and just connected it back up then my alarm went off it has not been able to do that in years what do you think that means? Do you the alarm is the power problem

The alarm went off when I touched and connected the negative cable to new battery and no it still would not crank just clicks at the starter

Ok here's the problem ive been having first I have a 1993 chevy g20 van few months ago I tried starting it all I could hear is a click from the starter so I bought new starter and replaced it then heard the same click so I thought maybe it was the battery so I replaced that too but same click no start, no crank so I was thinking something in the cables between the starter and the battery but I could not see any broken or cut wires could there be a cut or broken wire in the cable? What about a fusable link? Also my van has an old alarm system that the way it is wired in order to sart my van I have to turn the key hit the butten on the remote that enagages the alarm an activates the locks then I can turn the key all the way then it starts so maybe the alarm is keeping it from starting not sure. Ideas?

I did a battery alternator an starter bench test they checked put good also used a voltameter drop test everything looks good but there is a live circuit somewhere that is damning my battery how can I test my battery an starter cables to see if there is a open circuit somewhere draining my power? Also, what about my alarm you think it could be causing an issue where the engine can't crank over?

Ok well I had my brother in law test the starter with the voltameter while I turned the key an tried to crank it he says it's out putting 10 volts an I just hear a click like the starter is trying to kick out not sure what the next step is. Ideas?

Its a new battery I put it in a fews days ago so it shouldnt be a power issue on the battery but I can always double check I think its the cabling in between some live curcuit thoughts?

Hey still having the same problem just hearing a click in the starter I do I find the live circuit that seem to be draining my power what if I could disable the alarm? I'm new at this so how do you test cables to determine if there is enough power drawing from them to the components