Check the battery. If the battery is good, check for power to the starter. If you have power to the starter, but it won't crank over, you might have a bad starter. You can try whacking it a few times with a hammer to try and shift the armature. If that lets it crank over, you have a bad starter.
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Definitely sounds like an electrical problem. I would check your fuses and relays. I'm no car expert but I know there are fuses/relays for the starter and ignition. If those are all good, follow/check the wiring from the starter back to the battery. There's probably some kind of ignition control module (icm) also. When mine went out in my Chevy truck it did the same as what you've explained yours is doing or not doing I should say. Good luck!
Hello Ryan, start by checking the battery terminals and cables. The cables on these Camaros are known to corrode and cause intermittent starting problems. The next time it stalls & won't start, check for spark. If no spark, the ignition module, pickup coil, or ignition coil is likely the problem. This model did not have a crank sensor. If spark is present, check for fuel pressure. I hope this information is helpful.
check the compression is that checks out check your spark plugs and alternator and ensure that the spark plug wires are in the correct fring order in the block and on the distributor
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