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Depending on the year, Fords are known for factopry pick up coil defects.
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Why do you fire at the ignition coil but not out the cap?
Failed coil wire, failed rotor, failed capFailed coil wire, failed rotor, failed cap
89 Buick no fire to plugs?
Check the coil, coil wire, rotor, and distributor cap.
Why don't you have fire when you changed out coil wires and distributor cap?
Rotor Pick-up coil
Number 1 piston on 1995 Toyota Tercel Does not fire well Have replaced ECU map sensor injector ignition coil and plug wires?
did you replaced spark plug also distributor cap and rotor???
Replaced igniter still no fire from coil?
try to repalce the igtion coil on the disturberd how about the sensor on it
I have replaced the ignition coil ignition module the distributor cap and the rotor and my 1979 full size Bronco still won't start No fire to the coil can be detected?
You didn't mention whether you've changed the coil wire itself. If it's faulty, you'll get no spark anywhere. Also, the power supply to the coil or module could be at fault.
4.3 gets fire to the coil but not out of thr distributor?
change the rotor. spark shorting to distributor shaft
If you have no fire on one of the wires on number three cylinder coil any ideas everything else is in working order ive already replaced coil and wires look good just no fire to the coil?
Bad coil or wire.
What is would be causing an Audi 100 ignition not to fire?
Bad coil? Bad dist. cap? Bad rotor?
2001 expedition 4.6 ltr one coil does not fire replaced with new and one from another cylinder that does fire what next?
replace the one coil with a new one.
1994 Ford F-150 No fire to coil Replaced coil and ignition module Next step?
are the wires good? Plugs?
Why can't I get spark past the coil wire to the spark plugs after replacing the distributor cap and rotor of my 1995 Pathfinder Engine turns over but won't fire. Fuel flow is good.?
If i understand you ,you are not getting spark out of your distributer.Turn the wording around.You are not getting spark out of your coil to your distributor. Remove the coil wire off the rotor cap (distributor cap).leaving the coil wire connected to the coil,remove the end from the rotor cap. Hold end of wire you removed from rotor cap close to a metal part on the engine.Have someone crank the engine over for you. If you see,hear,or feel a jolt of electricty,the coil is working fine. If you are not getting any fire out of your distributir cap,replace the rotor and rotor cap.This would be a good time to replace the plugs and plug wires,if you have not with in the last 50,000 miles. Peoples ideas have different mileage,but this is in the ball park.
