Hi Madmax, well with what you say because there is not much, but well. If I don't remember that engine badly, it was a monopunto injection. You should start looking at the easiest, if the gasoline pump works correctly, if the right tension comes, if you do not noise the pump when operating, etc. If everything is correctly, then see if it is the problem of the gasoline filter, which unfortunately, gasoline filters are usually the great forgotten. Try to change it.
If after all this it remains the same, because the complications begin, because you do not comment if it is cold, which I suppose if you say you can not start it, or if it gets to start and hard start a few seconds or directly sticks the time trying to start. I think you commented that it started and stopped immediately, if so, the same thing happens that the opening times of the injector are very long and ends up drowning the engine, or that the slowdown regulator is not working properly, what I do not remember is if this model carried a regulator that acted by pushing the gase butterfly or was an engine of steps.
To check the injection times you have no choice but to do it with an oscilloscope, but it is almost more likely to the idle regulator, which is dirty or defective, try to see and you will say.