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Most likely sucked up some rust and crud from bottom of tank. Blocked fuel filter. Some possibility of pump being choked too.
Replace the fuel filter first, its under the car on the drivers side close to where the door hinges are. Basic wrenches will do it. Should be only a few dollars.
1989 you kidding its ancient ,its over 20yrs old how come its still on the road and it hasnt failed its annual vehicle mechanical inspection ?? drain and flush the rad using a garden hose then with only tap water try it ,if its ok then put 50? antifreeze in the rad if it still overheats then look further
unplug the cam sensor behind the water pump pulley; see if it starts; if it does, shut off engine; replace both cam and crank sensors because crank sensors go out in these engines
Too complicated to explain here...buy a Chiltons Manual at Auto Zone or NAPA $25...not too bad of a job but you should have a thorough knowledge of tools. Good Luck
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