Wontstart fuel pump is working but wont start not getting fuel to motor just put the motor in the car

Have you listened by putting your ear to fuel filler if you can hear the fuel pump whirring as someone turns the ignition to accesory , if you can not hear the fuel pump motor for about 3-4 seconds whirring your fuel pumps stuffed

It sounds like there might be an air lock between the fuel pump and the carburetor. Disconnect the fuel line from the fuel pump at the carburetor. Get a coffee can or another container turn the fuel pump on or try and start the car. the fuel pump will pump fuel through the fuel line to fill it with fuel and push the air out of the line. When you get a steady stream of fuel , reconnect the fuel line to the carburetor, the car should start.

may have a air blockage in fuel line take one of the plugs out and add couple drops of gas try again.

check the fuel regulator. and check for fuel pressure.

HAVE THE BATTERY TESTED FIRST, NEVER IGNORE THE OBVIOUS.

Fuel pumps bad! Unless you have a clogged fuel filter!! Have great spark?

are you sure the wires were put on correctely?????

remove the fuel line from the fuel rail and turn the ignition on, if the pump is working there should be fuel coming from the hose, if there is none go back to the fuel filter and remove the inlet hose from the fuel filter and turn the ignition on, if fuel comes out from there your fuel filter is blocked, if there is no fuel your pump is not working

check the alternator maybe shot, also check the distibutor and spark plugs and wires

sounds like the dreaded renault immobiliser ,in which case its dealer only as software encrypted.whats happening is the immobiliser is stopping it from starting when key is in start position cranking but it will go with a bump as starter motor key position not activated .try a wire from battery to small connector on starter motor .if it starts which i think it will then you know what to do ...old fashioned way with a push button.but are you getting prepared to lay the golden egg ???just in case