My 245DL will not start. It has fuel pressure and spark. I pulled a plug and it is dry . What's up?

Are you sure the injectors are spraying if the pressure is zero ?
Have you checked the fuel pressure regulator ?
Are the spark plugs dry ?

The crankshaft and camshaft sensors will cause this problem.

would have to be pretty bad for a fuel filter to keep a car from running, but it is possible-check fuel pressure at the fuel rail, or pull a plug to see if it is wet (or dry)-maybe the spark is not as strong as you think? Try some starting fluid to see if it'll run (briefly).

I think your problem is injectors not firing, and is linked to the Powertrain Control Module. Disconnect the battery for 30 minutes to reset the PCM. Reconnect the battery and try to start the car. If it still doesn't start, pull a spark plug and see if the tip of the plug is wet with fuel. If it is dry, then you are not getting fuel to the cylinders. If you have fuel pressure and spark, but noe fuel in the cylinders, it has to be computer related.

OK, you have spark at the spark plugs, right? You have more than adequate fuel pressure. Do you have fuel in the cylinders? Pull a spark plug to see if they are wet with gas. If you have spark at the plug and fuel in the cylinder, it should start. Is this a recent problem, or has the truck been sitting for a while.?

engine might be flooded remove spark plugs to see if they are wet with fuel pull fuel pump fuse crank eng over with plugs removssed to push fuel from cylinders dry plugs reinstall hold gas pedal to the floor while cranking untill engine starts

It may not be a fuel pressure problem. You could possibly have one or more injectors leaking fuel when the car is sitting idle for a long period. If this is the case, then your engine is essentially flooded with fuel when you try to start it. Try pulling one or two spark plugs after trying to start your engine and see if they are wet with fuel. If they are wet, then you have a problem with fuel leaking past the injectors. If the plugs are dry, then you have a fuel starvation problem, which could be a fuel pressure poblem. You need to have the computer scanned for trouble codes to help pinpoint the problem area.

basics,,,air,,fuel,,spark,,compression,,timing,,,pull a few plugs,,smell them for fuel,,if dry,,,take snorkel off throttle body,, open throttle body or flap half way,,spay a little starting fluid or injector spay into throttle put the snorkel back on see if motor fires up,,if so then ck fuel delivery & pressure,,,,hope it helped

first do you have spark. check coil,cap,rotor and points

If you have spark, and fuel , and still no start, I'd first pull out the spark plugs and make sure they are not fuel fouled. Dry or replace as necessary. Do you have compression ?