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  1. I had just replaced the ignition steering lock assembly and the car, an S, wouldn't start. Checked all electrical connections but no luck. Ignition lock works normally. Engine turns over but will not start. No codes. Removed air intake manifold and tried spraying starting fluid directly into throttle body. Started and ran briefly. Tried it once more with same results. Obviously running on just the starter fluid. Anybody got any ideas of why fuel is not getting to engine. My next step is to change the fuel filter. I'm trying not to get involved with the fuel pump yet as it's so labor intensive and expensive just to eliminate that possibility. I haven't checked the fuel pressure yet, either. I don't have the equipment and wouldn't know how to do it if I did. Would appreciate any instruction here, also. I assume the pressure would read very low or nil from the symptoms, Assuming for the moment that the fuel pump is working normally (both related fuses checked out good) and the filter is not clogged, what would prevent fuel from reaching the throttle body. Thanks in advance for any and all wisdom and suggestions. Jack
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