Engine wont start?

It is not the voltage regulator or you would have a charging problem and the battery would go dead and the car would not crank. The next time this happens test the truck for spark. The thing I hate the most is to change out parts that are still good. If you have no spark then you will have to trouble shoot the ignition system. I don't know if your car has coil packs or a single coil, but I 'am guessing from the year you have a single coil with a distrubutor. If you don't have spark at the plugs, then check to see if you have voltage on the primary side of the coil. If you have voltage here then the coil is bad and needs to be replaced. If you don't have voltage then you have a problem with the module or crank senor and will need to test them. Good luck

The crank sensor is located next to the harmonic balancer, which is connected to the front of the crankshaft. Its the pulley with the belt/belts running around it. There should be 2 wires coming from the sensor. I don't know where the module is located. They are most of the time located in the engine compartment on one of the fender wells or firewall. It will also have wires coming out of it. Sorry I could not be more helpful :(

If you suspect that you are not getting enough fuel then the first thing you need to do is do a inspection of the fuel system. Check all hoses and connections for leaks or kinks. Also make sure the filter isn't clogged and restricting the flow of fuel. Next measure the fuel pressure. In order to do this you will need a fuel pressure tester. I don't know if you own one, but perhaps you could borrrow one. On Fords the tester is connected to the schrader valve(it looks like an air valve on a tire) wihich is located on the fuel rail. The fuel pressure should be 30 to 45 PSI.

Most of the time it is located under the car below the drivers seat. Try looking there