93 S-10, 2.8L, 5spd WON'T START NOW!! HELP PLEASE!!!!!

[trahanphd]

My S-10 had sat for 3 yrs. at me folks house while I was overseas. I preformed all of the routine maintenance that one would do after a vehicle sat for that long. I had no problems till the cold weather (30 degrees) in Va. Beach rolled in. I have run several bottles of injector cleaner and tanks of fuel through the truck sinice driving from Va. Beach to Savannah Ga. The truck just won't start when the weather is cold. It will start with starting fluid but will not stay running. I have replaced spark plugs, plug wires, distributor cap, rotor, fuel filter, fuel pump, and the fuel strainer. Once I got the truck back together it ran for about 10 minutes and I shut it off inorder to get things put away. 30 minutes later I tried to start the truck and the problem was back and it will not start again. The air temperature is in the 50's or so right now. I did however find the wires for the injectors pinched under the air cleaner before my trip to Savannah, but they look fine and the ECM fuse is not blown. Does anyone have any other ideas???? I need some help inorder to get back to my duty station in Va. Beach before the first of January. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!!

[hotrodtech.]

check for fire while vehicle won't start and check for fuel, if you have neither of the two it is most likely the ignition module

[trahanphd]

I know that I have fire from the ingnition or else the starting fluid would not workin starting the engine. My main problem is that fuel is not flowing through the injectors of the throttle body at start up. Any other ideas????? Have I missed something else not covered in the Haynes trouble shooting guide?????

[CADTECH023]

CHECK FUEL PRESSURE. I have heard, but told to be careful when doing...take a cheap tire presure gague that you don't plan on using again and check the fuel pressure off the rail. what about your timing have you checked it out yet.
good luck