I have a 1989 dodge dakota sport and im not getting any spark at the plugs ive changed the coil, distributor cap,rotor button and still no spark and changed the stater any help?

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do you have power to coil --check relays- fuses and harness

You need to see if you have voltage at the coil with the key on.
Make sure the check engine light comes on when you turn the key on.
If not, check the ASD relay in the engine compartment.
You will need a book and a meter to test the other components.

did you change the battery? Do you have power at the coil?

change out your distributor cap and rotor button

Remove the distributor cap and look to see that the rotor button is turning,and not stopping,the truck,may have jumped time.The timing chain may hve broke.If not,replace the pick up coil in the distributor.

u have put new coil and no spark in plug , it is ur distributor cap is needed replacement but first have a look inside the distrubutor cap for any wear if is u need new one ok

Remove the distributor cap, so that the rotor is visible. Have an assistant turn the ignition to crank the engine over. If the rotor does not turn when the engine is cranking, then you need a timing belt or chain.

If the rotor does turn, then replace the coil.

did you change the main coil and coil wire?if so then check the ing resistor and then the computor box

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Not sure how changing a water pump could cause a no start, but it sounds like the main Ignition Fuse may have blown some how, or you accidently knocked a connector loose some where. Check the PCM and make sure all the connectors are plugged in tightly.

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