I have a 99 pontiac sunfire and i need to know where the carberator is. Please help.?

• I know nothing about cars. My husband is in Iraq and of course this happens to me know. The car ran out of gas and stopped on the highway. I put more gas in it but it still wouldn't do anything. I was told to put a little gas in the carberator but I have no idea where that is. Please help asap. Before it gets towed!

• Answer:

  It's right next to the Kuneutson valve. (this is what a Kuneutson valve looks like) http://kalecoauto.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=9&zenid=acdfaaeee79f6bb56910e17337c57da0 Now, since the car ran out of gas, you're going to want to replace the stock plug wires with something a little beefier. The car will require a better spark source from now on. Once you get it back on the road, make sure you take it to your local garage, and have the a round tuit checked. It might need to be balanced. If you're anything like me, I find it best to keep an stfuometer for certain passengers. Lastly, with high gas prices on everyone's mind, it's important to make sure you keep your tires inflated to the proper pressure. AAA estimates that millions of gallons of gas can be saved every year just by making sure your tires are properly inflated. **See the source listing for links to the specific products I mentioned **************************************… Ok so here's my serious answer. A 99 Sunfire doesn't have a carb. It's fuel injected. Whoever told you to pour gas in the carb is a moron for not knowing this to begin with. All you have to do is turn the key to the on position (without starting it), and let the gas pressure build up a little. The fuel pump will do this automatically for you, so don't worry about doing anything special. Turn the key to the on position, wait a couple of seconds, and then try and start it. It should fire right up. Remember, it's fuel injected, so pumping the pedal won't help either.