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Anonymous Posted on Mar 07, 2011

1993 Ford F-750. 7.0 fuel inj. PFI type. No start, has good inj. pulse,psi good etc. No spark, reman. dist.,coil and firewall ign. module has been replaced. Both modules tested ok. Wiring-Help!!! Thanks.

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Hi, I do not have wiring diagrams for the F-750, but I'm assuming the ignition systems are similar for all trhe F series trucks. Are you getting battery voltage to the coil when the key is in run and start? If not, first verify the fuse is good. If there is a noise capacitor on the positive coil wire, remove it temporarily while troubleshooting. If that cap is causing low voltage to the coil, replace it. If you still cannot get power to the coil, the problem may be the ignition switch. If you have power to the positive coil terminal, pull the coil wire out of the distributor and lay it on the engine where it has about a quarter inch gap to engine ground. Turn the key on and momentarily jump a ground wire to the negative coil terminal to see if it will release a spark. If the coil will release a spark this way, the problem is back in the distributor. Was everything in there replaced? Please let me know if you have questions.

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  • Anonymous Apr 08, 2011

    pull PIP conector on firewall, if spark returns it's probably PCM problem

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