93 SHO Won't Start

[razbarry]

Hello,
I have a 1993 SHO 3.2 Auto, with 186,000 miles.
The motor just killes one day while at idle. It has been starting harder and harder lately by turning over longer. I started it it was running poor so I reved it up, came back to idle I backed out and it killed while just rolling in gear.
I have no fuel pump noise when ignition forward and I have no fuel pressure guage.
I tried starting fluid and it just will not fire. I replaced the coil and checked the ECM and it was fine.
Before I jump into dropping the tank to replace the fuel pump:
Could a bad Crank Sensor cause it to not even fire?
My tach does go up when I am turning it over, I heard the cam sensor is ok then?
I would appreciate all your help! It's 10 degrees so I'd rather not lay under the car dropping the tank for no reason

 

[bertha66]

If no pump "noise" when the key in on, it will be fuel pump, fuel pump relay, or maybe the "roll over" relay in the trunk in triped. You can run a hot wire back to the trunk and hook into the wire going out of the "roll over" relay and put 1 volts strait to the pump to see if it works. If it does then it most likely be the fuel pump relay up under the hood.

 

[razbarry]

Ok, thought of testing the pump that way, but why would I have no spark too?

 

[razbarry]

Thanks for all the responses? I figured out my problem and maybe this will help other SHO-GOERS. I had no spark, no fuel (when ignition was turned on), cranks over just fine. I tested the control module, coil, timing belt, crank sensor, cam sensor, spark plugs, wires and fuel pump relay and they all check out fine. I hot wired the fuel pump and it did work. Could not pull codes, code reader would not connect to the computer.

The solution: A 10AMP Fuse! Under the hood in the fuse box, there are 2 mini 10amp fuses, 1 for the ignition coil and one for the accessory feed. The Ignition coil fuse was blown, so I swapped the other one and it started right up.

Weird that that fuse would shut down the computer and the fuel system too?