Pontiac: 1988 Bonneville still not starting

OK, I've replaced the coil pack, checked the fuel pressure(42 psi), unplugged the camshaft sensor and tried to start it(didn't start), and still it doesn't start up. I don't have spark to any plug. Do I have the ckp (crankshaft sensor), computer, and ignition control module left to check? I don't know how to hook up a vom to the sensor to check it. Also, the engine seems to turn over slower than normal when trying to start. Battery seems fine. Help, I need to get this running today so my kid can get to college tomorrow. Gary H. Vancouver, Wa.

GaryH wrote: 

IIRC, the crank sensor on that year engine is the inductive type.
If so, it will generate a sine wave of 1-3v pp. If it is a Hall type
it will require a 5v reference and generate a square wave.
In either case, the output voltage should be detectable with a vom,
although a scope would be better. If it is inductive, then unplug the
plug and attach your vom there. Check for resistance... I forgot what
it should be though. Then crank engine.
If it is Hall, you will need to either make a jumper (prefered)
or tap into the wires or plug on the output side. You will be able to
determine the output side since it will not have a 5v ref.

It is rather difficult to take the sensor off the car and it is rather
touchy to put back on. Find the plug.

http://www.picotech.com/auto/waveforms/crankshaft_sensor.html
http://www.picotech.com/auto/waveforms/crankshaft_sensor_inductive_cranking.html
http://www.picotech.com/auto/waveforms/crankshaft_sensor_hall.html
http://www.wellsmfgcorp.com/
http://www.wellsmfgcorp.com/counterpoints/Counterpoint3_1.pdf