1997 Chevy Cavalier auto repair help

In reply to your answer I have checked the firing order, and I have don the starting procedure that you described. As the engine cranks it kicks over thain floods than, it repeats, remember it was running when I started. So it must be something I did I have also checked all fuses and wires.

Ok ihave checked the security system in the maner that you outlined. And it is not flashing, and the car is still flooding. Whats next?

When I say flooding I mean too much fuel in the combustion chamber and fouling the plugs. There is spark and I cant find any wires that aren't connected. However there seems to be oil in the water. I put new oil in and new antifreeze the oil is a dark brown and so is the water. When I pulled the water pump I looked like thair lwas oil pocked in the block. I thought that suppesious. But if thair is a break in the block or a blown head gasket. Would it cause it not to start?

Email update:

I have came to the conclusion that thair is a blown head gasket. I seen some anti freeze that appeared to be coming from the head gasket. And as I said before, I put new oil in and it looks like thair could be oil in the water. Its not clean but dark brown. So iam in the process of tearing it down to replace the gasket. Stay with me and together we can fix this car. I will send another donation for all your help. Thanks.