The only way anyone is going to be able to help you is if you can tell them what is missing...
Your engine requires Fuel, Ignition, Compression, and Timing to run. One or more of these is missing. Since your vehicle is an OBD II compatible vehicle, the logical starting point would be to scan your engine computer and see if there are any fault codes stored. If there are, then you must diagnose the fault codes first. If there are no fault codes, then you must do manual testing of your fuel system, ignition system, and to check compression and timing.
As you now know, having wasted time and money on a computer, it does absolutely no good to start replacing parts until proper diagnosis has PROVEN the parts to be defective.
Please also review this article: What Else Could Be Wrong?
How much fuel pressure do you have you need at least 35 lbs to start and stay running it really should be 45lbs for proper running.
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