Signs of a bad coil module in a 1993 Lumina 3.1 include difficulty starting the engine, misfiring or rough idling, and a noticeable decrease in engine performance or power. You may also experience an illuminated check engine light or hear unusual sounds from the engine. Additionally, if the vehicle stalls or has trouble maintaining speed, it could indicate a failing coil module. Testing the coil with a multimeter can provide further confirmation of its condition.
A bad coil is usually a dead coil. The are generally thought of as on or off.
A BAD CRANK SENSOR WILL CAUSE NO SPARK AND NO PULSE SIGNAL TO FUEL INJECTORS a bad ignition module will cause no spark its located under the ignition coil trio pack
water in the fuel bad spark plugs bad plug wires bad coil
bad coil
Bad coil? Bad distributor cap? If not HEI ignition-could be bad coil wire
Bad coils or perhaps a bad crankshaft position sensor.
Either the coil is bad or the ignition control module is bad.I would think the coil is faulty.
inside the cap where the coil is it has a ground wire that is conected to the plug and the coil body if is not properly conected it may cause to bur the module often.
Possibly a bad module it is located on the side of the distributor. Could also be a bad coil or just the wiring to either the coil or the module. Hope this helps Mark VII Heaven
This is definitely the problem: The coil is bad OR The module is bad. DO THIS: change one of the good coils with the bad, If 1 and 4 fire and the other two don't, Its the coil,,,,,,,,,, If they still don't fire, Its the module
The 3.1 is very common for fuel injectors plugging up. Take it to an independent Garage and hvae them professionally clean the fuel injectors. The in tank additive will not solve this.
part of your coil pack could be bad or your ignition control module could be bad it just bolts right on top of your coil pack