Car wont start,Fuel Pump problem?

I have a 92 3000gt dohc,The cars been sitting for a little while.I started it about 2 weeks ago and it started right up now i tryed and it wont fire over it cranks and seems like it wants to,but it wont fire up.When i turn the key i don't hear the usual buzz for the fuel pump i use to hear.Is there a way i could check if the fuel pumps bad or if thats even the problem?

What I did was open the hatch then remove the spare tire and then the tray on the passenger side. Then remove the fuel pump access panel below that. Then disconnect the fuel pump plug. Then take a wire and run it from the positive side of your battery and then stick it to that one spot on the plug. I think it is in the top right side of the plug. But just put the hot wire to every one of them. If the fuel pump does not kick in then it is your pump. If so let me know because I have a whole fuel pump assembly out here I would sell you if interested. Thanks.

There is also a fuel pump bypass right under your hood by the plug for your right strut ECS it should be together with a light brown solenoid thing.. you have to pull of the little cap before you can add positive power to it.. (Wish I had pictures)

Jason

Yea I would have told you about that one but I could not remember which one it was.

My car is not passing any fire I put a new computer box and all new sensor and new coal pack and new power unit that is under the coal

my car is not passing any fire. I have put a new computer and all new sensors.
A new coal pack and power unit that is right underneath it. and it still not passing any fire.
1992 doge stealth

Are you getting any fire to the coil pack? Have you checked it to there. BTW is your fuel pump working?

No.yes and it still isn't passing any fire.fuel pump is working.

check the pump and the fuel pump fues

Passing Fire? Honestly not sure.. do you mean spark? or did you fabbed up a coal fire steem engine?

Jason

May want to check the MFI relay switch that is located under the pannel beside a passengers left leg.

MFI would be my next guess.