[V8] Sad day

[george.fallot at verizon.net]

    This morning I had a fire in the engine compartment
of my 1990 V8. The hose on the pressure regulator
split and sprayed gas on the exhaust manifold.
      Luckily I was close to my house and was able to put
out the fire with an extingusher that I had in my garage,even 
before the paint on the hood was damaged.
      I quickly cleaned up the engine and I repaired the hose. 
I had to cut open most of the wiring harnesses on top of the 
engine and replace some of the wires.The plug wires were burnt
 as well.
       I repaired what I could, put on the old set of plug wires
and tried to start it. I have no spark and the idiot lights don't 
go on when I turn the key.All fuses are OK, anyone know what 
else could effect these lights? It's a California car(now on long island)
and I can't pull the codes without the check engine light.
       The 3 wires to the right side distributor were completely 
burnt along with thr connector, I'm not sure which wire goes where.
I think the black/brown wire goes towards the passenger side,the 
black/purple wire goes in the middle and the black wire goes toward
 the drivers side.Does anyone know if this is right? Anyone have a 
spare connector for sale?
        I also have a small burnt spot on the motronic box on top of 
the intake monifold, but I'm not sure if this would effect starting.
The wires going to the temp sensor were  burnt also,I had a spare 
connector and I have repaired it.If the sensor were damaged I think
it would still start, but throw out a code,right?The connectors for
the 2 knock sensors are also burnt, but seem to still make connection.
       I would appreciate any advice anyone has as I'm not ready 
to let this car go.
    Thanks,George