98 Corolla-wouldn't start-replaced fuel pump-have gas to rail and firing fine-but won't start.?

Question

I had a bad fuel pump, but sinceI replaced the pump, I cannot get the car to start. It has fuel at the rail and I replaced the plugs and have good fire. I'm wondering if it is out of time?

Answer 1

I would check the cam timing does the engine spin over fast like there is no compression if you have spark and fuel it is a timing problem . hope i could help thanks.

Answer 2

Hmm, seem stuck on the throttle position sensor this evening and verify your gasoline rigidity regulator. If the timing has jumped or the camshaft equipment teeth have stripped or worn away then once you're taking the distributor cap off the rotor gained't spin or it will jerk and end and jerk and end. except for Cadillac the GM autos have a aluminum and nylon camshaft equipment. some people say it really is to lead them to run quieter yet this makes no experience in view that Cadillac makes use of metallic gears and the after marketplace replacements are all metallic gears. flow verify? the teeth on the aluminum/nylon camshaft equipment placed on faraway from hard using and the chain eventually has no longer something to chunk on and then in simple terms slides over the cam timing equipment. strong success!

Answer 3

I would check the timing and the intake. You need fire, fuel and air and sounds like you have the first two. So timing and intake would be the next things I would check.

Answer 4

THIS IS YOUR ANSWER..!!
the fuel injector is jammed.. for a starter, get a small wrench and try to knock the fuel injector couple of times..(not too hard) just to release the injector valve that stucked..start your car..

Answer 5

Change the fuel filter.
Do a compression check.

Answer 6

its the timing belt change the timing belt and then check ity again if it dosent emai me at [e-mail]