1990 Pontiac Bonneville won't start

Did you ever get this fixed. My car is currently having the same problem, everyone is saying their own things:

"it's the fuel pump"
"it's the sensors"
"it's the catalytic convertor"

i have no idea, I certainly don't feel like replacing everything and then finding out it was a 40 dollar problem after having spent 600.

I also am having a starting problem when the engine is hot. The car is running great and starts cold just fine, however when I turn it off, after I've been driving for 20 minutes or longer, it will not immediately start and requires a cool down period before it will fire off again. Any thoughts as to why this is happening? I appreciate any help you can give. Thank you. It's a 1990 V-6 3.8 liter. 131000 miles

DMB

As of 3pm today, the mechanic has yet to find out what it is. The car has been in the shop since 8am this morning. At first they thought it was a sensor and chased that, still wouldn't start. So then they tried the ignition module, got mixed results. Now they are replacing the coil packs to see if that will do the trick.

As of now I have no idea. I'm sure i'll have to pay a hefty labor charge since it's taking nearly an entire day just to DIAGNOSE the damn problem.
Mine is a 1990 with around 81,000 miles (it sat for a long time in some elderly man's garage.) So I don't see how this could be occuring.

It's odd that this seems to be a routine problem with this make and model of vehicle yet NO ONE seems to have any answer as to why or what it is.

I'll keep you updated as soon as I wake up from my coma after having seen my repair bill.

Apparently it's now the relay, and a wire is getting overheated after running the car for about 20 mins.

The wire is expanding and/or popping after it heats up which in turn causes the car to not start.

The mechanic I took it too didn't have the tools/diagnostic capabilities to find out which wire was doing it. So now I have to take it somewhere where they can start from scratch and try to figure it out all over again. And unfortunately in my town there is only one person that works on electrical AND that is GM certified. Just lovely, isn't it?

Hopefully your problem isn't the same as mine. I'm sure this is going to be quite expensive. I'm assuming that since all of my relays go into one junction that is hooked onto my firewall, i'm going to have to replace the computer? Replace ALL the wires? Or maybe i'll get lucky and they can pinpoint what wire it is exactly and just snip it.

If you've gotten yours fixed already let me know how it turns out and the cost. I'll keep you posted.

Damn you bonne.