Has no power to the fuel pump or any fire to the coil

SOURCE: 1988 cherokee no power to coil

I'd try an ignition module based upon what you have already replaced. Depending upon which engine you have and what month it was assembled, You could have one of several ignition systems (seems like they were using up whatever was on the shelves) any diagrams are cryptic as to any relays used etc. I'd try that, then physically begin tracing the coil power back to it's source. Actually, the car is old enough that I might even consider building my own ignition system and discarding the junk they used when they built it! But, that's somewhat complicated.

SOURCE: cranks but won't start, no fire out of coil

check ignition fuse. if ok, possible is the ignition module. make sure to have the correct replacement part number.

SOURCE: 1994 f150 no fire to coil or fuel pump

i got a 1994 f150 that starts but cuts right back off so i had no fuel psi so i put a new fuel pump and fillter then found out that it was not getting power to the pump the cut off is not triped and no brakes in the wires can anyone help??

SOURCE: 1993 jeep wrangler won't start. replaced crank

Did u check all the main fuses and relays under hood?

SOURCE: 1993 chevy truck with 350 engine will turn over

Check the crank and cam sensor. If the magnetic pickup in any of these sensors are bad it will not send a signal to the computer for the correct spark in timing sequence. If they are very old and never been replaced I would replace these also for they do get weak from age and the heat from the engine. Magnets do lose their power from heat generating through them you know

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