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Replaced fuel filter - now there's no spark to the plugs.

1994 Pontiac Sunbird - Replaced head gasket, Timing Belt - car started and ran fine, then changed fuel filter and now the car doesn't have spark to the spark plugs. What happened?

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CHECK ELECTRICAL WIRES TO THE IGNITION COIL AND MODULE.IF OKAY CHECK IGNITION MODULE FUSE.

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sounds like spark plugs or the spark plug wires.. I had the same problem...
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