Have spark,no fire,sprayed starter fluid into throtle body but does not start

When using starter fluid, remove air induction to the throttle body and spray a 1 to 2 second burst directly down the TB and promptly start.

Also a flooded engine will not fire, even with starter fluid. Pull a plug and see if it's soaked with fuel. If the plug appears dry and there is spark and it won't fire on starter fluid directly down the TB, then most likely the spark is too weak. Inspect cap and rotor for erosion. Look for signs of carbon tracks on the cap and the coil.

You'll first need to determine whether it's a fuel delivery or ignition problem. The quick way is to remove the air intake at the throttle body and spray a 2 second burst of starter fluid directly into the throttle body and promptly start.

If it fires and runs for a few seconds then it's a no fuel issue. If no fire, then more likely it's a no spark, so pull a plug wire and check for spark.

Check the injector connectors to see if they are receiving the signal from the computer to start. Will it start is you spray starter fluid into the throttle body?

That would be may first guess; the next being gummed injectors for the same reason. Get a can of starter fluid and spray dome into the throttle body while cranking the engine. If the engine fires and then dies, you can be somewhat assured that your problem is fuel or fuel delivery system related. If it doesn't fire on the starting fluid, then you need to check for spark and possibly compression problems.

CAUTION - Be careful when using volatile fluids like starter fluid in the open as they are flammable and may start a fire; having a fire exstinguisher present is a good idea.
Pull back a small part of the boot just in front of the throttle body, open the throttle all the way up and spray about 3 seconds of starter fluid inside the manifold. Push the boot back in place and attempt to start it. If it starts or attempts to start but shuts back off, it has fuel supply issues which could be the injectors, wiring, the ecm, the fuel pump or other related electronics.

Check your PCM fuse

try spraying starter fluid in the throtle body if it starts its your fuel pump

check to make sure that your spark plugs are firing, if they are get yourself a can of starter fluid and spray into the throttle body while trying to start it. if it turns on, then your not getting any fuel, which may point to a bad fuel pump.

If you think its fuel, spray some starter fluid inthe throttle body. If it fires up, you have a fuel problem, otherwise, check your spark plug wires, distributor cap and rotor. Also, check your fuses.

you need to figure out if your missing spark at the plgs,or check fuel pressure at fuel rail,you'll need at least 55psi of fuel pressure,but if you have had no luck spraying the throttle body,your probably missing spark