1998 Pontiac Grand Am if the fuel pump and filter is good

Could be no power going to the injectors or the computer ground driver circuits is defective.

That's the fuse box. There's dozens of things that can cause the injectors to not spray fuel. First you have to determine if you also have no spark. Don't get hung up on the first thing you find missing. Loss of fuel AND loss of spark cause about 95 percent of crank / no-start problems. To add to the confusion, that loss of spark and fuel will also result in the pump not running during cranking, but you'll still have normal fuel pressure because the pump still will run for one second each time the ignition switch is turned on.

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