Engine not starting?

Have a helper crank it, while you visually check for spark at the plugs. You can take a spark plug wire loose, use known good spark plug or spark tester in the boot, ground metal part of plug/tester to metal part of engine. Engine cranking, watch for spark. If you have spark everywhere, you might try some starter fluid in the intake? Take air breather off, open the choke valve, spray a small amount of stater fluid in the carb. Stand back from the vehicle, have helper crank, see if it tries to start?

My info shows your computer controlled, check for any applicable trouble codes.

Sounds like the pickup coil is bad as well as ignition module. Take module to auto parts and have checked.

I hope you replaced the part that was melted then check pick up coil for resistance should have 400-1500 ohms if higher ohms replace it any how. Then check coil for resistance as well both primary and secondary. It is all listed under our repair guide either electrical or engine performance.

Also, while the distributor cap is off, turn the engine over to see if the distributor is going around. The timing chain may have let go.

Best, Ken