The distributor induction coil may not be sending a signal to trigger the spark. Wiggle that pigtail wire coming out of the distributor boy and see if the engine will start. If it does, then install a new induction coil. The wires coming out of the distributor body sometimes develop breaks. If the dealer doesn't have the coil, then you can use a substitute Mopar part from NAPA, however, the Mopar part doesn't fit as tight into the distributor body as the original part. Plan to pay about $50 for the part. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Save the screws from the original part. If I remember correctly, the replacement screws with the Mopar part are bit short.
i hit he curb and put a hole in the oil pan ,i replace the oil pan now the engine cranks but doent start. what could be the problem
That engine does not use a distributor.
clockwise
No, the small blocks have the distributor in the rear.
It is on the rear of the engine, next to the distributor.It is on the rear of the engine, next to the distributor.
next to the distributor on the back of the engine.
Back of the engine, next to the distributor.Back of the engine, next to the distributor.
Back of the engine, next to the distributor.Back of the engine, next to the distributor.
Back of the engine, next to the distributor.Back of the engine, next to the distributor.
the engine wont run. it cranks funny
clockwise when you are looking at the distributor from the front of engine
do you mean distributor on engine or dodge vehicle distributer? if you mean distributer on engine, diesel does not have a distributer.diesel does not have spark plugs so no need for distributor. if you mean doge vehilce distributor, look in your phonebook