Car does not move back or forward, it used to change fluid,but now does not move. (93 pontiac sunbird)

you have to remove the intake tube and then it should expose the ignition system on the drives side of the cylinder head... or... follow the spark plug wires...

is power getting to the relay ?fuse?wiring?

http://autorepair.about.com/od/enginefiringorders1/Engine_Firing_Orders.htm

look white smoke is the engine burning some kind of moisture keep on eye on your radiator fluid not just the plastic bottle check radiator from the cap,

Yes the fuel tank has to be dropped to change the fuel pump,If this was helpful,please rate,thank you,and sorry ,but this is confirmation,but no one likes to have to drop a fuel tank.

coil pack might be going out or cat converter is stoped up

Is the column round or square? I think 1993 is round. Sounds like the ignition lock cylinder needs replaced.

Honestly if fluid level is ok and no apparent reason for not working it could have internal damage. Would suggest if it is a possibility to take it to someone and have it looked at.

Follow the spark plug wires they should lead striaght to it in fact they should be pluged into it

There is a TSB on this issue the horn pad needs to be replaced. See Bulletin below.


Bulletin Number: 93-3-9
Reference Number: 333202
Publish Date: 5/93

Subject:
INTERMITTENT HORN BLOWING WHEN CAR IS COLD (REPLACE CONTACT ASSEMBLY/VINYL PAD)

Models Affected:
1989-93 SUNBIRD AND 1992-93 GRAND AM MODELS

CONDITION
Some owners of 1989-93 Sunbird vehicles and 1992-93 Grand Am vehicles may experience intermittent horn blowing when car is cold.
CAUSE:
This condition may be caused by excessive shrinkage of the contact assembly components when cold. This forces the horn pad contact plates together which activates the horn.