I lurk a lot here, don't post too much but on occasion...and now is one of those occasions

Today, my car decided to die on me. '92 Maxima, 5 speed, VE motor, typical VTC tick that I haven't yet had the time to fix, but otherwise maintained.

Today, started my car, ran for 2-3 minutes while I scraped snow off the windshield, drove up the driveway, made it 2-3 miles from home and the car died, no noises, just cut out completely and I coasted to a stop (was in gear, decelerating, tried to maintain constant speed once I reached 35 and couldn't cause the engine wasn't running anymore)

Now, I have checked, the car has about 1/4 tank of gas, fuel pump turns on when I turn the key to "on", and has descent pressure (sprayed gas all over)

I have spark, from the checker it looked like it was pretty strong too. RPM gauge moves when I crank the engine over.

Putting a noid light in the injector plug gave me no light at all...so...looks like I have no fuel, but I've got to figure out why. I was guessing cam sensor (which looks to have been replaced before, junkyard writing on it) but I figured that would mean no spark either. My boss suggested the computer, but diagnosing that is going to be difficult to impossible without buying another computer - so I'm looking for some guidance here, what (besides the computer) could cause the car to get spark like normal, but not actually fire off the injectors?

 

check your fuses.

Do you have an FSM?
check ALL the cylinders to see if any are getting signal.