Ground the coil wire and crank engine over are you getting spark? Let me know

Answered by rasmataz
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Could you further explain I just know basics not a very good mechanic yet just learning

Response from caleb774
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Disconnect the coil wire on the distributor and have helper crank engine over -you ground the coil wire to a good ground point and see if you get a snapping blue spark. Also review this link: http://www.2carpros.com/articles/car-cranks-but-wont-start

Answered by rasmataz
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There is no spark coming from the coil wire

Response from caleb774
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Check the distributor pick-up coil and also the ignition control module-

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Another question on the coil would the positive side have wires running to the distributor or would that be negative

Response from caleb774
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Also where would the ignition control module be located

Response from caleb774
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There's wire from the coil going back to the distributor both pos and neg-see below

The pick-up and the ICM is inside the distributor

Note: I suggest you get a repair manual-

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I looked inside the distributor then looked at autozone to see what the parts looked like the things in the distributor didnt look any thing like that but every thing inside is all rusty

Response from caleb774
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You probably have to replace the distributor

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