Change distributor, rotor, plugs and wires. Make sure you have pushed coil wire on tight on both ends. Also when did you last change the air filter? Motor needs enough air to mix with gas in cylinders to fire.
SOURCE: 1995 toyota camry
ABSOLUTELY that's the only other component that controls the spark, on this vehicle that the ignition control module. Good Luck
SOURCE: changed fuel pump,coil and ignighter,mass air flow,computer,relays and still wont crank
it could be yes easily
SOURCE: car will not start; 2003 Dodge Stratus 4 cylinder
check for fuel pump relay and if it has a ecm fuse or relay and check them
SOURCE: 1995 Lexus ES300 car wont start, tried alot of
check your fuse box. you might have a blown fuse
SOURCE: 1988 firebird formula 5.0 tpi car just died
It sounds like you may have burned out your fusable link. It's a special wire that comes off the starter solennoid and is designed to burn off in the event of an overload. DO NOT REPLACE IT WITH REGULAR WIRE, THIS IS A LEADING CAUSE OF CAR FIRES.
You will want to check for what caused the overload condition that caused the fusable link to burn out in the first place.
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