Replaced ingnition module still no fire what do I look for next?

Easy! The DIS module has failed...!

The Stratus 2.4L engine uses what is called "a wasted spark" ignition system, that feeds two cylinders with the same ignition coil. Havind a pair of Cylinders dead means one of the coils or the module is inoperative. Amclaussen.

Not sure I am following you.
The pickup coil in the distributor sends a signal to the ignition module which grounds the coil to cause it to spark.
Have you checked for the signal from the pickup coil, and is the coil getting voltage from the EEC relay ?

check the coil and coil wire. if they apear to be good change the ingnition module

Disconnect the ignition coil module connector.

1. Probe the ignition coil module connector terminal with a voltmeter to ground.
2. With the voltmeter on the AC scale, crank the engine.
3. Monitor the voltage reading.

Is the voltage reading within the specified value?
1-4 V if not replace ECM

No, check crank shaft positioner sensor, ingnition module or coolant sensor.

yes your ignition module can cause that but before you buy a new one you can take it to your local auto part store and get it test out of the car
there is a machine than can do that

but also a crankshaft position sensor or camshaft sensor can cause the same symptom.

sounds like a crank sensor to me i would try that

Remave the battery cables from the battery and clean the connections and replace bolts. Have seen this before.

engine control module

timing belt on camry can look good but stil bad (theet missing). please ck the distributor coil pick up coil and modulator inside of distrobutor 99% of toyotas have coil ,pickup coil and module probleme when the car reaches 100 milles also ck the plugs cnnection on the distributor itself