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ORIGINAL: auntlee1962
Not sure about fuel pressure, but could not findspark.
If you don't have spark then the three likely culprits are the coil, camshaft position sensor, or the crankshaft position sensor. The coil is the first one I'd investigate. First thing to check for is 12 volts on the coil with the ignition in the RUN position. If you're getting power there, it's likely one of these three I mentioned.
If there is no 12 volt power getting to the coil then there could be other problems, such as wiring problems, a bad engine computer, a bad ignition switch, blown fuse or fusible link, bad relay, etc.
Many thanks for the advice. It turned out to be the ignition coil. I did have to have it towed to a shop to have a VERY bad coil removed and the new one put on. Out less than $100, so I am pleased. Again, many thanks.