When trying to start my car. it die's ,it takes me a least over 10 starts to get it going. feels like gas is not being pump or something. i've press the gas pedal down to the floor, even pump it, it rev's for a 10th of a second and then it just drops and dies. sometimes it just starts up on the first start and rev's really high, but most of he time nothing at all .

A dirty carburetor or something is restricting fuel flow. When you hit the gas pedal, the throttle plate opens, allowing a lot of air in, the engine vacuum ...
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There are numerous reasons for a vehicle to stall at random. Is the check engine light on? If so, scanning for codes would be a good place to start. Having a fuel pump pressure test performed will let you know if there is actually a fuel pump/power supply issue causing the stalling

can you just try this, remove gas tank cap and go for a run with it off, see if its any better. if you can put one of them fake gas tank caps on with the filters, if it runs better then the breather in the cap is blocked. or the breather for the tank is blocked.

did u look at the coverter or pick up coil

Ignition coil?

after putting some gas in your tank, step on the gas pedal repeatedly (step to it fully), then while pressing, start your car. the fuel was completely drained from your system thus there are no fuel to burn in able for your car to start.

pressing the gas pedal repeatedly (around 10 times will do) will put some fuel in your combustion chamber, so the car will now have something to burn if you will start the car

Well it sounds like either the fuel pump has gone bad again, common problem when cheaper pumps are used on those cars, or the fuel pump relay may be bad.

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If the car sits for two days or more will it start with little issue? I only ask this as I noted the year of your car; with time the fuel injectors will leak. Over night the engine can then flood but once we turn it over for a time or two and then walk away we allow the fuel to evaporate out of the cylinders letting the car starts. If this is the case try starting the car with the gas pedal fully pressed. Keep it fully down as you try to start the car (this shuts off the fuel injectors) turn over the engine 5-8 seconds (keep the pedal down) and then wait 10-15 seconds before trying again. Remember to keep the gas pedal down, try this 6-8 times to see if she'll start (if it does let go of the gas pedal not to over rev the engine) If this is the case you'll need to have your injectors replaced.
I hope this may have helped,
Tom

could be the O2 sensors

Have u checked for spark? U can pull a plug wire off, install a plug in the wire (saves u from taking a plug out), place plug on metal surface, crank engine while someone watches for a spark. If no spark check coil and ignitor (inside distributor). If u have spark check to see if u have gas making it to plugs. Crank engine over (no more than 10 seconds, give it a 10 second rest, try again for 10 sec. etc, ) After doing this for several minutes, pull a plug and check it--it should be wet from gas. If the plug is dry, u aren't getting gas (change fuel filter, check fuel pump). countrycurt0