93 camaro rs

Asked by sean Mar 25, 2018 at 08:20 PM about the 1993 Chevrolet Camaro Coupe RWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I have a camaro that won't start. I can spray
starting fluid in the tbi and it'll start and run for a
few seconds them dies. it's got a new fuel pump in
it. I've gone through the gas lines and not leaks or
disconnects. I found a purple and yellow wire by
the tranny that's ben cut or chewed through but I
don't think it's fuel related. I have to hold the
steering wheel at a certain angle for the key to
register and start the car. it does have a bad starter
on the car but with jumper cables or tapping the
starter and some fluid it fires up for about 5
seconds then dies. not sure what the problem is

4 Answers

Sounds like multiple problems. I think your ignition switch is worn out and you should check the fuel pressure.

the ignition will turn freely but for the dash lights to turn on and to start the car I have to position the steering wheel at a down ward angle kind of. I've checked the line coming out on top of valve cover on driver side it seems to be getting gas it's wet and it goes to top of intake manifold

it doesn't smell burnt anywhere no smoke comes out but from exhaust and it comes out like a cloud shock I would think would be from oil or a build up from not being able to start up and process a full engine cycle

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