Confirm the kill please
Good Luck,
Dusty
See the thing that's pointing me away from the fuel pump though is that it would atleast crank right? - I've got no crank no spark nadda wont turn over what so ever. . .
no corrosions - tryed to see if it had to do with the clutch not pushing that safty part in but i'm not sure how that works. . .it acts like i'm not pushing in the clutch at all when I am maybe something got stuck there? - but i'm 90% sure it was the opti the past few weeks it has been struggling with rpm. . .
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All you need for the car to crank is for the engine to not be locked, the starter to work, the starter solenoid to work, and the wiring to the starter and solenoid to be good and I guess for the flexplate/flywheel to be in one piece and bolted to the engine.
Check the starter relay. Jump the 30 and 87 terminals and see if the starter kicks (with key to ign position).
if not check to make sure the battery is charged and that you are getting 12V to the 30 terminal on the starter relay.
if it does engage the starter jumping it then you have something wrong in the ignition/clutch switch/nss/whatever..
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Check the "starter" fuse (under the hood)
could be an ignition fuse too i guess
You can probably start the car by finding the large (10 gauge) wire on the passenger side of the engine compartment (by the strut tower IIRC) there is a plug you can unplug (just a single wireplug). Run a large gauge wire from the + batt terminal to that purple wire (the end closest to the front of the car). You can bypass the whole start circuit and start the car that way. Just make sure the ebrake is on and the car is in neutral and the key is in the IGN position.
- Exactly what it was thanks! Paperclip to the rescue!!!!! Sadly. . .now the opti is about to go own I can feel it in the power. . .needs new plugs and wires - maybe she can hold out until next paycheck! - maybe. . . . 


