Check you coil. Should have 12v on primary side with ignition switch in on position.
NO SPARK TO DISTRIBUTOR CAR WILL TURN OVER BUT WONT START 95 FORD PROBE
Researching this for my sister in law. Seems most people have found it to be the optical sensor in the distributor or the distributor itself. Sensor cost almost as much as the distributor so makes sense to change both by replacing the distributor.
Not enough info here ... what engine is in the car. If it's a v8 it involves removal of the water pump. if that is the case I recommend replacing the distributor as a unit, as there are seals that fail and cause drivability issues, as well as no start problems.
Changing the distributor cap and rotor on a 1994 Camry 4dr sedan requires removing the cap screws, lifting off the cap, unscrewing the rotor, and replacing both parts.
try replacing ignition condensor
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A distributor will change the way the car runs not the way it drives.
No, you don't have to change to the new distributor if you don't want to.
When it breaks. The only thing that might break in a distributor that would make you change the distributor is the vacuum advance can. Points, condenser, rotor and electronic ignition parts break too, but you can change them.
How do you remove a distributor on a 2000 nissan xterra
To change the distributor cap on a 1996 Mitsubishi Mirage, first, ensure the engine is off and the keys are removed. Disconnect the negative battery cable, then remove the screws or clips securing the distributor cap, and carefully lift it off. Before replacing it, note the position of the wires and their order, then transfer the wires to the new cap, and secure it in place. Finally, reconnect the battery cable and start the engine to ensure proper operation.
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