1997 Ford Econoline "ignition coil" Questions

...the plugs. Remove the engine cover and air cleaner assembly.Disconnect the ignition coil electrical connector.Remove the ignition coil mounting bolt.Remove the ignition coil.Remove the spark

...Ignition switch to the coil was all you would have. So your relay is probably in a Powerbox, and may be the same part number as the Horn relay. If so, you can use the Horn Relay to get the vehicle ...

...ignition coil only has 5.5 volts why its a e 350 I MUST assume that you have already determined that this is a problem.... That the vehicle does not start and run.... With at assumption in place..... ...

...to the primary side of coil. Possibilities ignition switch, distributor cap , rotor, plug wires, coil, control module. If you remove the coil, control module these can be tested at Autozone for

...during the start procedure anayway making it a non problem if that circut is good.The solenoid you are looking for has the two small post marked i[for ignition] and s[for start,coil].Hope this

...ignition coil or possibly a bad fuel pump. remove the fuel filler cap when this happens and listen for the fuel pump to come on when you turn the key to the run position. the fuel pump should run for ...

...ignition coil. Recall that your ignition key first applies 12 volt to the ignition system, then powers the starter selenoid to crank the engine. Once started, the start position is released and only ...

...ignition coil.Make the coil easily accessable(take of the engine cover).Have a 12v test light and some sort of spark tester handy.Start the engine,let it run until it quits.See if you have ...

ignition coil on my 1997 Ford Econoline E 150 V8 van. We have looked through the manual, but are still unable to figure out exactly where there are. None of the pictures give an accurate idea on where

...coil distributor condenser ignition switch ignition module key swith how can you say that you have power going to the coil and lot leaving it and still say its good? kinda answered your own question ...