Yes, it is possible. If you have checked all fuses in the dash and they are ok, try looking for a fuse panel under the hood in the engine compartment. There's been known to be ignition fuses in those panels in the engine compartment (if it is equipped with the engine compartment fuse panel). Otherwise, check starter relay, ignition wires near starter relay, ground wires, or even the ignition cylinder (where the ignition key goes), it may not be getting a good connection and could be wore out.
show me where the starter relay is are on a 2000 Pontiac Bonneville
GM cars of this era had about 43psi of fuel pressure. As you probably suspect the most common cause of your problem is a bad fuel pump.
1992 Pontiac Bonneville it will turn over but will not strat.
I have to jump start my Pontiac Bonneville 1988 everyday I drive it why is that.
GM started building the Pontiac Bonneville in the 1950s. It was the company's first top-line model, and served as a luxurious and high performance vehicle.
My 2001 Bonneville did the same thing yesterday...it needs a new alternator.
Does it crank? do you have spark? fuel?
The reason why it might not start might be because of the crank sensor.
The 2000 Bonneville is generally NOT equiped with remote start. This feature may be added by the factory or any number of aftermarket remote starters are available for the 2000 bonnevlle.
See the answer to 2000 Bonneville Neutral Safety Switch Location. Had the same problem and that was my fix. You can install a separate Start Button in the Starter circuit to start the car also.
No switch. Check the relay for the fuel pump.
Your key is going out. It has a safety feature in it.