Car does not get a spark changed distributor twice,coil still does not start

The coil in the distributor is THE coil. Try replacing that coil.

jump timing loosen distributor and plus or minus turn and retighten

how bout the rotor and button in the distributor,

Spray starting fluid into the air intake of the engine, if it starts and you have fuel pressure you have no injection or injector pulse as we call it. Check ECM fuse one and two for continuity if it starts with fluid..

change out your distributor cap and rotor button

Yep, did the old belt break? If yes, you may have a bent valve. Run a compression test on the engine to verify. Please let me know if you have more questions, and thanks for using FixYa.

first, test for spark at the ignition coil. take the power cable that connects from the ignition coil and disconnect the end at the distributor. hold the bare connecting end a fraction of an inch away from a metal paqrt of the cars frame and attempt to start. if the ignition coil is good, it should throw a spark. if the ignition coil sparks, next check your spark plugs for oil, grime, black or white discoloration on the spark tips (that point inside the engine). if there is a lot of build up or discoloration, replace the spark plugs. if this does not solve it, change your distributor cap, and if this doesnt slove it, change your spark plug wires.

could be the pick up coil inside the distributor which would basically be the distiriubtor if you have not changed that at this point

check module in distributor, check coil in top of cap also ,check the plugs to see if spark is there, if not coil is bad or module in distributor ,hope this helps thanks robert b.

Have your checked your coils? Never replace parts to try and fix a problem, Find the exact problem and fix it! No spart would be either a bad cam/crank sensor, bad coil pack or ecm fuse!