Chrysler Repair: crank but wont start, obd ii code reader, obd ii code

Question
i have a 98 breeze with the 2.4  the oil light came on it died, i replaced the oil pressure sensor, oil pump, ig. coil, and the battery. its not getting fire, i sprayed either in the throttle body still didnt start i cranked it for a few seconds and hit the fuel pressure valve on the fuel rail and it did spray out fuel. this car has me stumped, can you help?  

Answer
Hi James,
There is a good chance that either the crank position or the cam position sensor has failed. Rather than replace both if you can borrow an OBD-II code reader and plug it in to the socket under the dash by the steering column you can determine which or what other might be the cause. If either sensor fails, there will cause no spark signal being sent to the coil. The crank failure code #0320, and cam failure code #0340. But it could be something else so a readout is the best direct way to find out what is the cause. The other clue to a sensor failure would be that the fuel pump, which always runs for a second or so when you turn it "run" on the ignition switch, will not run when you are cranking over the starter. The problem is can you hear it running, if it is, while someone else uses the key and you listen at the tank. And even then, you won't know which sensor to change.
Roland