Kill switch on fuel pump relay switch

the autoshutoff relay may be out also..it controls both the ignition and fuel pump thru the key switch.. try taking the negative battery cable off with the key on...kills all the circuits..then after turning the key off..reconnect the cable and turn the key to the run position..DO NOT START..listen for the fuel pump to buzz 2-3 seconds..some dash indicators will go out..then try to start but only if you hear the pump buzz..if it does not buzz, be looking at that relay..

It definatly sounds like a fuel delivery problem check the fuel pump relay and all the fuses for the pump if all if these check out most likely the fuel pump is bad from sitting so long and will require replacement.

shake at idle means u have a cylinder misfire or low commpression, here are causes of misfires most commonly seen.

The most common misfire causes on the cars I've worked on have been:

1. Spark plugs
2. Spark plug wires
3. Ignition coil
4. Fuel injector
5. Wiring to fuel injector
6. Timing Belt
7. Vacuum leak or stuck open EGR
8. Contaminated fuel or bad fuel pump
9. Weak compression
10. Blown head gasket

CHECK THE 20 AMP FUSE LINK UNDER THE HOOD IN A CENTRALIZED JUNCTION WITH THE BATTERY POSITIVE CABLE CLAMP.

the main relay for the fuel pump is under the radio in side of the car. Its a little box on the passenger side of the radio. They dont sell them at local auto part shops.you will have to go to a dealer to get one. a helpful tip is if you here thelittle box click when you turn the key on it is working

I can not say for sure but I found the relay for a similar year car in the trunk behind a small panel. 

I was same problem i didn't find the problem and i ask people have same car and they told me to put directly to switch and i did until now 2 years ago i no have problem with this again

check fusible link #4. it is the pink, 30amp one, at the top left corner of the underhood fuse/relay box.

i doubt its the fusible link, if it was it would cause alot more than your fuel pump to no work.

it is most likely a relay so check the fuel pump relay and the ASD relay.

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Search for a way to reset the alarm. Also take the fuel lines off the engine and test the fuel pressure. You want to eliminate the fuel pump not working. If it has a reset button for the fuel pump try that. I would start at the fuel pump and worlk my way up.