sadc

So on my way to work, I slowed to into the main entrance of my working place(maybe 3-5MPH.) As I slowed down my car died. Tried to start it again, it never fired. Cranks but no start. So pushed it into a stall. I thought my fuel pump died since my car does have 219,xxx miles on it. So I sprayed starter fluid into the intake manifold through the throttle body. Still a no start. What could be the issue? About 3-4 days ago I cleaned my throttle body and my EGR(the one thats located next to the throttle body sensor) What else should I check for? I know I still have to check spark.
I also took out the AFM to see if it would start without it on but still would crank but no start. Im at a loss Thanks for reading

Specs on the car is:
1992 lexus es300
5 speed
spark plug changed 100 miles ago
Timing belt water pump pullys changed 200 miles ago
Throttle body, EGR cleaned 20 miles ago.

sadc

I also disconnected the battery and still a no start -_-

mdbrown

You need to check for codes and check for spark. Once you have that information you'll have a base from which to work. Otherwise you are just taking shots...

EEngineer

distributor rotor dead?

1jizzle

vtech lobes broken??

sadc

So I pulled a code and the only thing I was getting was code 24 Intake temperature sensor circuit fault...could this be the problem?

mdbrown

No, not likely. Have you checked for spark? It's very possible that you have a failing crank sensor, they don't always leave a code. Check for spark.

BostonEs3

whens the last time you replaced the starter?

sadc

Sorry I also forgot to mention I check for spark with my voltmeter and I was getting above 1v

sadc

To my knowledge it has never been replaced but it doesn't sound like its on its last limb...