Are you sure that there is no spark, have you checked with a timing light? Are the wires on the coil connected correctly? Is the ignition module plugged in correctly and are all the wires on the distributor tight and correctly located? Try another ignition module from a system that is known to be working.
I don't have a timing light, but I have checked each spark plug while trying to start and have checked for spark at the wire leading from the ignition coil to the distributor housing. The ignition coil is brand new, (less than 3 days) and with the key at II the female connector (supply connector) there is voltage at each pin to ground. I have included links to pictures of each reading. My book doesn't say a single god forsaken thing about the supply connector so I have no idea which pin is what or what voltage it should have.
I also checked all three of the engine sensors within the distributor housing, each one passed a resistance check of 250-500 Ohms. Each sensor was somewhere near 330 Ohms.
Ok, have had a look at your pictures and considered that you actually have spark. More questions, is the distributor fitted correctly - with #1 on TDC compression (#4 valves rocking) is the distributor rotor in the #1 plug wire position? Even if you have the valve timing out by one or two teeth, the engine should still sort of start, but not it the dizzy is out 180 deg. If everything check out ok, try a short spray of quick start in the inlet and see if you can get a cylinder to respond.
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I crank engine and does not start and coil does not spark
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