Check ignition module first it will stop coils from working. be sure to inspect all plugs for wires ,water can give same problem in wiring plug
SOURCE: 1990 chev. lumina apv van- fuel injection
I need more info. However, if your fuel pump is not coming on, check the wiring first. Also some vehicles have a fuse under the hood for the fuel pump, usually it is a little 20 amp fuse along with the one in the vehicle. There is a relay for the pump too that might need to be checked. Where did the fire spread? Did any wires start to melt? Check the pressure regulator, it is just a diaphram inside of it, if the fire heated it up enough, it might have caused the diaphram to bust inside. Did the fire spread to the injectors? If you can give me some more detail I'm sure we can find the cheapest solution for you. Hope what I have covered helps you. I am looking forward to helping you fix your problem.
SOURCE: changing spark plugs 95 chevy lumina van
you will have to take off the coil packs and move them out of the way. then go in from the top. its kinda tight but just move whatever else is in the way
SOURCE: 94 Lumina APV Van Sliding door latch stuck
It should be a "V' or "U" shaped locking mechanism, that the bolt on the latch slides into. You will have to pull the handle, while taking a screwdriver and sticking it into the slot, and pushing down. The handle will release the lock, the screwdriver is just so you can put some elbow grease in to slide it down.
SOURCE: 1990 chevy lumina apv - pickup coil -runs ok 15 mi & stalls
there's a roll pin that goes thru the drive gear.I'd change the ignition coil before the pick-up coil, if the pick up goes you'd be lucky if it would run above idle.if it has no power when it does run, try the ignition coil first.
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