Your ignition module may be out. Or your distributor is out. What kind of vehicle?
Do you mean you have no spark?? if so, start with looking at the coil packs usually these are the main reason for no spark, if your coil packs are good then work your way backwards with the electrical system. posible ecu fault
I would hope not!I guess that you mean no spark at the plugs. Then if so, check the coil pak's.
you mean plugs?
Not sure what you mean by "fire". If you mean it won't turn over, or you hear a clicking noise, check your battery cables and starter. If you mean you aren't getting any spark to the plugs, check your coil pack and the wire harness attached to it. Also check fuse 21 under the hood.
Most had a V-6 under the hod, which would mean 6 spark plugs.
Your "wet" Sparkplugs mean the you are getting to much fuel To your spark plugs and the your gap of the spark plug it too small and the spark plug ain't firing it is like when you pull and pull on a lawn mower and it don't start well you flooded it same thing with a car too much fuel to the spark plugs don't you mean sephia!. anyway ill bet its oil leaking from the valve cover
Nothing, cars are not suppose to be on fire. Not getting no fire is a double negative. What you are really saying is that you have fire. Assuming you mean the car has no fire (no spark) it could be from many things. We need to know the year, make, model and engine info to help you.
If you mean it is only running on 3 cylinders, you should check your spark plugs, spark plug wires and the distributor.
That'd usually mean that it's either running richer on that half, or that those cylinders are getting oil into the combustion chamber.
Do you mean re-gap the plugs? Get a spark plug gapper, and set the gap to between .052-.056.
spark module is bad
rear spark plugs? there are 8 in a 4.7 6 in a 3.7 and 16 in a hemi what do you mean rear what model ram 1500 2500 3500?