94 toyota 4x4 pu no spark coming from coil - 1994 Toyota Pickup

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Would need mo info.When does it stop. If it has spark when cranking but not as soon and key comes out of start position you'll need to look at it as an coil power problem. Need to see if it is getting power when Ignition switch is in run position. Since the coil ground is controlled to make spark, there should always be 12 volts to the coil when switch is in run position. Some older cars, the starter solenoid provides power to the coil when cranking and the ignition switch takes over in run position.

take it out and have it tested but first check all fuses

Igniter.

The pickup coil should probably be changed too since the vehicle is as old as it is, and it is likely original.

Be sure to clean the mounting area for the igniter and use adequate heat transfer/dielectric grease on the metal mounting plate for optimum heat transfer.

check for spark at the plugs first then the coil..if getting spark.check for fuel getting to the motor.

check all efi and ign fuses first...then check pickup coil and ignition coil in distributor w/ ohm meter...since you already replace the ignitor, then mostly likely it's the pickup coil or ignition coil...buy the whole

i'm gonna say to replace the distribitor cap but what all blew up?

Have you checked the spark plug its self. You can try to see if it sparks to ground. To do this try to touch it to the engine block while cranking the engine. If nothing get a multimeter reading from where the pack plugs into the spark plug. If theres power there then I would recommend changing the spark plug. I hope this helps please rate this thank you

Check and see if there is spark from the coil, if not, the coil is bad.

Yep, you got it. Assuming spring tension on pressure plate feels normal (you should know with 150k mi) then the clutch disk is worn. Time for replacement.