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I have a 1987 ford bronco and will not start replaced the pick up coil and ignition module and coil and still not getting spark to start now I am stumped can some one please help?

  • jnlgaff Aug 12, 2009

    No I am not getting spark it has a new pick up coil and a ignition control modual and coil are both of of a truck that was using them when I put them on mine to see if that was my problem Could it be my crank sensor?

  • Marvin
    Marvin May 11, 2010

    does it have spark? does the distributor rotor turn?

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Check the wires to the module,im not too sure what color wire to check,its been 5 years since i worked on that issue on a ford truck,but i think its a white wire with a black stripe-basically power from the key-also check the fusible links by the starter solenoid on the inside fender

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