Not knowing what vehicle its on....i can only give u some broad things to look for. First check to see if u have 12v power with the key on going to your coil. You also may want to check the hall effect sensor in the distributor it tells the coil to fire. hope that might help u some.
I would replace the ignition control module that's in the distributor.
hi there if i remember the distributor is troublesome and you have to replace the whole thing
all the spark plug wires go to the distributor.
You will have no spark from the distributor.You will have no spark from the distributor.
I would start with replacing the spark plug wires and spark plugs (if you did not do that for a while). If does not help check the coils or distributor depending on what you have.
It depends a little on what type of engine you have. Look under the hood for your spark plug wires. The single component that all of them connect to (not the spark plugs), is the distributor cap. Underneath it is the distributor.
All of the spark plug wires go to the distributor. Just follow the wires and you will see the distributor.
follow all the spark plug wires
The main components to check are the battery, coil, the distributor, its cap and rotor and the associated wires from the coil to the distributor and from the distributor to the spark plugs. Distributor is on the front right side.
Sorry, the 1992 B'mers all have computer controlled ignition. There is no distributor. However, there are coils on top of each spark plug that serve the function of providing spark energy (which is what the single distributor used to do).
Those are all misfire codes. The common cause would be spark plugs, wires, distributor cap, and rotor.
Unplug all the spark plug wires. then loosen the screws holding the distributor on, remove it, put the new one on and screw it in, then replace the spark plug wires