Car has no fire to spark plugs and fuel pump doesent turn on

You will have to determine if it is fuel related or electrical.......Try checking a spark plug wire with a spark plug grounded to the engine....spark should be present....If spark is present, try turning the ignition switch on an listen for momentary fuel pump run.....Turn off and on at least 3 times for start prime....Then try cranking......if no start, most likely a fuel pump problem...Depress fuel pressure port fitting for presence of fuel...be careful of the fuel pressure fitting a fire hazard exist....have a fire extinguisher handy when working with fuel components.......

There are a lot of potential causes for your problem. The pattern is similar to a fuel pump failure I had in a 1992 Buick, but before embarking on a fuel pump replacement, there are a few tests you can do.

Check fuel pump operation: Open the fuel filler cap and listen to it while an assistant turns the key to the "On" position. If the fuel pump is working you should hear it running clearly by listening to the top of the fuel filler tube. The reason you need an assistant to turn on the key is that if it's working correctly, your fuel pump will only run for a few seconds.

Check ignition system (only applicable to gasoline engine): Remove one spark plug (doesn't matter which) and connect the plug wire to it. Place the plug in a secure location on the engine touching something metal and away from explosive vapors (that can come from the battery or blow out the now open spark-plug hole) Stand back where you can see the plug clearly and ask your assistant to crank the engine (turn the key to "start") If the ignition system is working properly you should see sparks jump between the contacts on the spark plug. This test is best performed in low light so the sparks are more easily seen.

Spray some starting fluid into the intake and try to start it. If it fires up for a few seconds then you have a fuel problem and is most likely the fuel pump. If it does not fire up at all then you are getting no spark to your spark plugs and the 1st place I would start with that is the ignition coil.

what did the car do when it died check to see if your getting fuel up front to engine check fuses if no fuel or you dont hear fuel pump when you turn key could be bad fuel pump if it checks out ok test for spark to plugs if its ok check make sure timeing belt isnt broke

won't fire mean won't run or no-spark at the plugs?
check for spark at the plugs, check for fuel pressure
check all fuses.
if no fuel then check fuel pump
if no spark then check ignition coil, wires and connectors, if ok then you may need a distributor

Turning over and cranking are often the same thing, so Im not sure what your asking... Do you mean the car turns over but wont fire, or start? If thats the case and as you say the plugs are getting spark, then your problem is gonna be the fuel pump 99% of the time... Try this little trick, have a friend hit the fuel tank from under the car with a NON metalic hammer (ie a rubber or wooden mallet or chunk of solid wood etc) while your trying to start the engine. If the car fires up, then dont risk doing that trick again as it probably wont work twice, and get it to your mechanic to get a new fuel pump installed. If it doesnt work, (it really is a 50/50 thing) then get it towed and have the fuel pump changed as its still probably the problem...

Need to know make and model, but do these tests: Run the car until it dies. Pop hood, pull one plug wire off of a spark plug, place an old but working spark plug in the connector, lay the spark plug on any metal. Have someone crank car. Do you see a spark? If so, then ignition working. Most likely cause of a car that dies with a working ignition system is the fuel pump system.
Pump working? Do this test: With car that just died, turn key off. Turn key on again (not to start, just to "on"). Do you hear the faint hum of the fuel pump? (I'm assuming your car is fuel injected. Carbureted - just check the ignition as above.) If so, then it could be any of the sensors. Run the engine codes. You should find something. If you DON'T hear the pump run for about 5-7 seconds then shut off automatically, then it is either your pump or the pump relay. Get those looked at.

if you are getting spark to the plugs the problem is with the fuel is the elec fuel pump working you dhould hear the pump when you turn the key on

check or replace the cam sensor, this sensor sense the turning of the cranksaft by sending info to ECU telling ecu to tell the coil to disperse the sparks. is the cam sensor is faulty than you will not get any fire/sparks from the coil assuming the coil, wires and plugs are good. crank sensor does the same but turn on the fuel pump. hope that help some

So you turned the key just to "Run" and hear the fuel pump running (guessing elec pump)? Did you pull off a spark plug wire to check for spark? If no spark, pull the Distributor cap and check inside of cap, and rotor for damage, if ok, then the coil is bad, replace it. If you have spark at the plugs, have you tried Starting Fluid? (old school, go to AutoZone for this)