1992 Ford Escort Engine died at highway speed and will not

Hi
Check for spark at plugs if good then spray cabr cleaner into throttle body see if it fires. If you have a way to check voltage check fues links in underhood box.
Let me know
Thanks for donate

[quote:0e7464e827="Docfixit"]Hi
Check for spark at plugs if good then spray cabr cleaner into throttle body see if it fires. If you have a way to check voltage check fues links in underhood box.
Let me know[/quote:0e7464e827]

No spark at plugs, all under hood fuselinks and fuses appear to be good. I know that the engine is not getting electrical power but don't understand why there are no indicator lights at all, not even the brake light with the e brake applied.

I was thinking ignition module but I have never seen one of those affect indicator lights.

Need to make voltage ckecks fuselinks can look good but they can be broken inside insulation

[quote:5dbf806236="Docfixit"]Need to make voltage ckecks fuselinks can look good but they can be broken inside insulation[/quote:5dbf806236]

Ok I will try that. Ignition module tested bad at auto zone. but after installing a new one still wont start

Fuse links are good still won't start still no spark at the plugs and still no indicator lights on dashboard (brake, check engine, oil pressure, etc)

Check for voltage on dark blue wire at coil. Is this a 1.8L or 1.9L?

I dont have a dark blue I have a tan, light blue and green wire and there is no voltage to any of those wires and it is a 1.9

O.K. think fault is in ignition switch can get to it? Cause indicator lights out and no power to coil if all fuses underhood and inside box are good that is only thing in common to effected circuits.

I think I can get to it but it might take me a while. what do I need to do when I get there do I just relace the switch or is there something else I can try?

New ignition switch fixed it. Thank you so much! I really appreciate the help and wish I could afford to donate more but I had to fix it myself because the Navy dosen't pay so much.

Thanks again!!!!!

That is great news your car was giving me fits but when I reread your first post the loss of warning lights was the clue. Was out of town last couple days and your post was welcomed news.