Remove the spark plug wire from the spark plug. Use some heavy gloves or a set of insulated pliers to hold the spark plug wire about 1/4-inch from the engine block (ground) and crank the engine - you should see a spark jump from the wire to the engine ground. For a better check, use another spark plug and put it on the spark plug wire and use it as a "jumper" from the wire to the engine ground.
Do you have a wire that goes to the top of the engine then yes you have a spark plug
Check engine compression Check engine timing
A spark plug that is causing a misfire is one of many reasons for the check engine light to come on.
first check each spark plug to see if your getting spark if there is no spark check the plug wires for any breaks in the wires also the distributor cap and rotor for wear or corrosion. also check the coil. if engine does have spark check to see if the engine is getting fuel if the engine is not getting fuel check the fuel pump. also check cylinders for compression.
check spark plugs and wires
It is possible for that to happen, if it's more than one spark plug, depending on the engine of the vehicle. check your spark plugs, if you replace them and still have the miss, check you the spark plug wires and distributor
Check Spark plugs Check plug wires Do a compression test
1) Check you're owners manual for fuse locations! 2)A new starter does not turn engine??? - Check fuel - Check for spark - Check battery 1) Check you're owners manual for fuse locations! 2)A new starter does not turn engine??? - Check fuel - Check for spark - Check battery
The engine will turn over with spark or no spark. Your's turns over I assume and has no spark. Check the coil pak. or ign. module if equipped.
Disconnect a sparkplug wire or 2 and ground it to the engine and crank engine over-you should get a snapping blue spark
Yes
Check the Vehicle Emissions Control Information ( VECI ) decal in the front of your engine compartment ( it will show the type of spark plug to use and the spark plug gap )