Can you spray ether in the throttle body to assist in engine ignition ?

Idle air control valve
ignition coils
spark plugs
Is the check engine light on?
If so get it checked.

check the battery condition check for ignition spark if you have these now check for fuses the if all are good take fuel injector cleaner or starting ether and spray it into the throttle body if the engine starts the fuel system is not working try the fuel pump relay first if that doesn't work the fuel pump is shot

Likely a fuel delivery problem.

Check the filter, as it may be clogged and due for replacement. To test for fuel delivery, open your airbox and spray some starter fluid (purified ether, usually) down into the throttle body while someone else cranks the engine. If it fires up and runs for a few seconds but won't run without spraying the starter fluid, then you know you've got spark and compression. If that's the case, there could be any number of potential issues: throttle position sensor (not very common, but it does happen), fuel injectors clogged (common if you use low-grade fuel), fuel filter/strainer clogged (filters should be replaced every 30k miles or so, on average), fuel pump failure (you should hear a buzzing from the fuel pump when you crank the engine).

If the starter fluid doesn't help, then the problem is no spark. Check each plug/cable for fouling.

Hello: It sounds like you have carbon build up in the throttle body. Get a can of good carburettor cleaner, remove the rubber hose from the air cleaner box and from the Throttle body. Hold the throttle plate open, spray carb cleaner on a rag, wipe off black carbon from both sides of plate and clean the bore of the throttle body, do not spray the cleaner into the throttle body cause if you get too much you could hydro lock the engine and destroy it. After you clean it turn key on (engine off) for 10 seconds turn ignition off, do this a TOTAL OF THREE TIMES.

The symptoms you're reporting indicate you have a vacuum leak. Look for;
1) damaged, loose or missing vacuum lines.
2) loose throttle body.
3) unplugged opening in the intake manifold or
throttle body.
4) loose bolts or missing bolts on the intake
manifold.
5) If you have hard shifting as well check for a loose
or missing vacuum line on the transmission.
You can use canned ether to check suspected leaks, the engine will either rev or sputter if there is a leak. Don't just spray the ether randomly that is very dangerous. HAVE A FIRE EXTHINGUISHER HANDY, ETHER IS VERY FLAMABLE! CO2 exthiguisher is best, dry chemical make a nasty and hard to clean up mess that is caustic.

EATHER IS NOT GOOD , ITS FOR COLD COLD MOTORS.. CHECK YOUR FUEL PRESSURE AND GAS FILTER .YOU MIGHT HAVE A BAD FUEL PUMP ITS IN THE GAS TANK!!! . USE CARB & CHOKE CLEANER ..PARTS MASTER # 1736 ..ITS NOT AS HOT AND WONT POP A HEAD GASKET .IF'N I WAS ANY HELP AT ALL PLEASE VOTE.. JAY

If you have a spark tester, plug it into a spark plug then place the spark plug wire on the other end. Have someone to turn the engine over while you watch for spark. If you have spark, now you can make another test. Spray some ether into the air intake or throttle body, you might have to take the air intake line going to the throttle body off to gain access to the throttle body, but after spraying the ether into the intake, try to start it...if it attempts to start, your problem is fuel related, you stated that you didn't have much knowledge about cars, so at this point you will need to decide whether you want us to try to talk you through it or, get a qualified mechanic to work on it for you.

try the ignition module. if it is bad it does not send the signal for the the throttle body injectors to spray feul.

I don't know what you might have done, but you can open up the air intake to the throttle body and spray some Ether into the throttle body to see if it is capable of starting. If it attempts to start, I would say the engine is probably good.

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