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Sent to Car Experts September 16, 2005 6:34 p.m.

Hello, I have a 91 chevy Camaro rs 3.1L. about 3 months ago it just stopped running on me. After 3 months of replacing to many parts, (starter, coil, rotor, ing switch, dis. Cap) a friend of mine said to just run 2 wires from the starter to a switch inside the car it should start up and there you go. Well i took his advice, the engin cranks but it is not getting any gas? (checked a spark plug)So i guess my question is this, Where would the fuse be located for the fuel pump ( not with the rest of them under my dash) and becouse i am by passing the whole ingition system in my car by using the switch, is VATS going to freak out keeping the car from starting ( i hate VATS =( any info or advice would be helpful. thanks in advance

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September 16, 2005 7:41 p.m. (1 hour and 6 minutes later)

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