Hello! Check the Red/Light Green wire at the ignition switch connector for 12 volts when key is turned to start...If 12 volts is present the Ignition Module is defective...If 12 volts is NOT present the ignition switch is the culprit...Guru...saailer
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replaced ,Ignition Module ,coil ,cam sensor,dis. cap ,rotor button,it sparkes just a little on # 1 plug,not to much of a spark,then no spark on rest of plug,getting 12 volts to modul,cam sensor and coil,fuel pump kicks on also
Hello! It is important that you measure the Red/Light Green wire at the coil as the engine is cranked...If that reading drops below 12 volts during starter draw there is a resistive voltage drop occurring. When you mentioned "just a little spark" points at a drop in voltage as the problem...Either the (+), (-) battery cables are dropping the voltage or the ignition switch...Please read the voltage on Red/Light Green while engine is cranking...Send results...I am here!...saailer
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