Get a can of throttle body cleaner.....spray throttle body cleaner into the throttle body.....open the blade and shoot some into the throttle body. Then try to start the car...if it starts, then you have a fuel delivery problem. Hook a fuel pressure gauge to the fuel rail and just turn the key on and see what pressure you get. If no pressure then it is either your fuel pump OR a clogged fuel filter. You can then put a new fuel filter on, test the pressure again and if still no pressure, you are pretty much looking at the fuel pump. If you get fuel pressure at the fuel rail and it still won't start then you probably have an injector problem.
its called a burnout
have a pontiac 6000 2.5 motor and it wont stay running
On the oil pan there is a cap you unscrew, and inside there is a "card board filter", that you would pull out and replace.
You might try the autozone website or the Pontiac partsman as he might be able to print it out for you, should be a picture of it under the hood of the car or in your owners manual if you still have it.
On the distributor.
The oil filter on a 1990 Pontiac 6000 is located on the driver's side of the engine compartment. It is on the side of the motor all the way to the rear, near the firewall.
Fuel tank
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You could call your local auto parts store and they should know the answer to that one
There appears to be a large amount of information available for the Pontiac 6000 car. If one is wanting to view reviews these can be found on the Edmunds site as well as on Car Guru.
2.5L 4cyl base. Iron Duke
Wiring diagram of what component?