There are many parts to a car that must be maintained. This problem can be caused by a bad fuel pump, filter, or fuel injectors.Ê
My Pontiac Sunbird wasn't starting for a friend of mine, and I had never had the problem. But I figured out that you have to be in First gear to start it, so check that. Also there might be a bad starter or something like that. Hope that helps Rovert
Maty be a plugged catalytic converter
when it is worm you got to keep the throttle down to start
Fuel pump, blown fuel pump fuse, fuel filter clogged, fuel pressure regulator, or defective ECU.
Get a can of WD40 and spray the inside and outside of the dist cap and all of the plug wiring and coil.
firing order is from left to right
there is a mass air flow sensor on the carb/throttle body.My son has a 91 that does this so asked his brother who is a licensed mechanic.Easy to reach and fix
take every thing you own out of the car then take the cutting tourch and start cutting evry thing you see then burn the car .. hope this helps
Its obviously not getting fuel to the throttle body, this is most likely the fuel pump, but you should start by replaceing the fuel filter becase of the low cost.
Most likely it is a fan motor that is pulling too much amperage. I'd start with the fan motor and/or the fan motor resistor.
I would start by checking the PCV (Positive Crank-case Ventilation) valve. If it is not functioning correctly, you could be getting too much pressure in the crank-case, causeing your leak. If this is the problem, you can buy a new PCV valve for $3-$10 at any auto-parts store.
To replace the ignition cylinder in a 1993 Pontiac Sunbird V6, start by disconnecting the negative battery cable to ensure safety. Remove the steering column cover by unscrewing the screws and gently prying it off. Insert the key into the ignition and turn it to the "Run" position, then locate and depress the pin or release tab on the ignition cylinder to pull it out. Finally, insert the new ignition cylinder, reassemble the steering column cover, and reconnect the battery.