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91 245 no spark

posted by  fast eddy on  Thu Nov 13 15:58 CST 2008
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no spark, no power at coil, battery discharges quickly, fresh battery, tried new coil. there is no handy "fix-all" 25a blade fuse behind the battery. afraid theres a hot wire grounding somewhere-negative(blue and white) coil wire popped when touched to the ground. fuel pump kicked on for 3 seconds when key first turned. we just got the transmission kick-down cable/filter/full flush,did a full tune-up plugs wires cap rotor oil air filter pcv flush new vacuum lines and we cant even take it for a test drive!! any help is very very much appreciated.








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    91 245 no spark

    posted by  runwld2 on  Sat Nov 15 11:23 CST 2008
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    Get a wiring diagram.
    Put a amp meter on the battery plus and check the current (we'll assume it's too high).
    Start pulling fuses while checking the amp meter. If that doesn't isolate it, start disconecting under the hood.
    Since you have no power to the coil, you could probably assume that's the bad circuit and disconnect and trace wires in that area.
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