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It sounds like it could be several possible fixes that include a faulty fuel pump and dirty fuel filter which can cause your vehicle to not start.
Tests/Procedures:
1. Test the fuel pressure. It should be 60-66 PSI key on engine off.
2. If the pressure is low, block the return line and test the pressure. It should be 75-80 or more PSI immediately.
3. Check for restricted fuel filter.
4. Connect a headlamp bulb between the Gray wire and the Black wire at the fuel pump connector. It should light brightly when the key is turned on.
5. If it does, the fuel pump is defective.
If this does not fix the problem check your grounds and wiring.
Good luck.