I meant to test the pigtails from the crank sensor. It comes up from the sensor to a plug near the intake manifold. You should see 680 ohms or so between pins 1 & 2. Don't test the cable going back to the computer/ECU/DME - you can severely damage it with the multimeter doing resistance or continuity tests. Only test for voltage on wires from the DME.
You can also make a couple of small jumper wires for testing. I leave them in the toolkit after I'm done, along with a tested spare main & fuel pump relay. I usually crimp two male spade connectors onto about 4" of 14 gauge wire to eliminate the fuel pump relay. For testing the main relay, crimp two wires into one spade so it makes a "Y" jumper.
To test the fuel pump and wiring, plug one spade into terminal #30 and the other end into term #87. When you turn on the key, you should hear the fuel pump running. If you don't hear the pump, pull the rear seat & the fuel pump access hatch and check the pump connector. They can loosen up over time, or even fall into the connector plug.