Here it is on my 94. iits only $9 so its a cheap replacement part



Its behind the pass kick panel

Under the kick plate on passengers side. I would check all the grounds first. Three under the hood, 2 in cabin and the ground buss. http://www.bonnevilleclub.com/forum/...=article&k=102

I had same problem and that was the major one.

I hope we get these cars running. I really want to go see Transformers.

so do i ... transformers are making me jealous... why cant my car fix it self...

well i ordered myself a actron cp9110 with the gm cartridge and obd II connector..
hopefully this wil tell me more then pepboys snapon code reader..

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what exactlly did you do to fix it...?

Changing a fuel pump relay is a silly waste of money.

Testing can be done for power going to the fuel pump with the connector behind the battery during prime.

Checking fuel pressure at the fuel rail is the single best way to know if you have fuel pressure available and if it'* enough to start the car. Minimum you need to fire is around 25-30psi.

The ICM is probably not the issue either, and unfortunately they aren't $40 unless you go used.

My suggestion would be to check the ground buss as we've seen that cause this type of issue. Also start wondering about the PCM. Afterall..it'* a 95 and one of the flukeyest pcm'* ever made.

would the actron cp9110 tell me if my pcm is bad..? thanks. where exactly ois my pcm on my 95.? and what other years pcm will work on my 95 se.... thanks

and i check the ground busses under my seats and they are so clean they look like they were just made yesterday... im serious my car is very clean inside.... no wetness or moisture or corrosion any where on or in my ground busses.. there is not even no dirt or dust under my carpet by the ground busses..

the PCM is under the dash on the pass side. You mentioned you already had a ICM so trying that would be a quick and free way to rule it out. I replaced the PCM on my car and it made no difference

A scanner won't "tell you", it may give you hints.

For example..Maymybonneliveforever had a bad pcm. It allowed the car to run and drive. However it never showed the car as up to temp and was bascially dumping fuel down the intake. It ran poorly and acted crazy.

Changing the pcm was a "try" at seeing what was happening and it magically worked great the minute the pcm was swapped. It'* tough to determine if the pcm is bad w/o ruling out almost everything else..... which is about where you are.

PCM is under the passenger side kick panel (under dash), a big silver box laying in a bracket on the firewall.