1989 Jeep Wrangler "test ignition" Questions

Ignition control module does not control everything electrical. check battery connections at both ends and do some testing to narrow it down a bit...could be a bad ignition switch also but test first

...ignition coil using the test light.    * Next, turn the key to the start position and check for voltage at the white wire connector at the module and the battery terminal of the ...

...ignition system - test a plug wire by sticking a new (known to spark) sparkplug onto the end of the (known to work) wire and see if there is spark, if not, change out your coil and test again - if ...

...test light to determine the connection from the ignition . another way as i asked if tilt wheel try lowering the wheel to see if it will make contact to the ignition again .. repair or replacement is ...

...test it with an ohmeter (specs in any manual) if out of range then change it. Also suspect will be ignition module (if you have one, it's next to the coil. After checking these out, if no results, ...

...ignition switch for a new one.To test this, remove the plastics around the steering column and pull out the wiring plug to the ignition switch, if the ignition turns off you have another faulty ...

...ignition switch. Good luck. Test the alternator charging capability by connecting a volt meter to the battery terminals and starting the engine. The voltage should be at least 13 VDC. If it's less it ...

...test an ignition module for a 1990 jeep wrangler with a 4.2 L carbed engine or to test the pick up coil parts stores can test module These ignition modules are known for dying if you leave the ...

...test light on the Neg. (-) side only of the ignition coil and crank the engine over you should see the test light pulse or blink off and on indicating that there is a dwell signal. The dwell signal ...

How do i disable the ignition on a 1989 jeep yj for a compression test? just disconnect the ignition coil! So that there will be no spark coming from the ignition coil!