1994 Toyota Camry. I was driving on the hwy at 60mph when it just died. No fire. I had to replace the distributor a few months ago when the same thing happened. I checked the coil and found the primary resistance was 1.7 ohms (Specs 0.4 to 0.5 ohms). I replaced the distribuotr and still no fire. I found the replacement dist had no air gap (Bent mounting plate) and returned it for another dist. The next replacement distributor had the following specs: Primary resistance 0.7 ohms Secondary 11.06 ohms Pick up coil G+ to G- 217 ohms Ne+ to Ne- 432 ohms Air Gap 0.008 The only thing slightly off is primary resistance (Specs 0.4 to 0.5). Would this keep the vehicle from starting? The EFI and AM2 fuses are good. The coil positive terminal has 11.99 DCV when the switch is on (Switch is good). The igniter was replaced with one from a known running car. Still no fire. The ECM show Code 1 normal. I disconnected pickup coil and air temp sensor and turned veh over numerous times and received corresponding trouble codes (so ECM is working). The only thing I've noticed is that the coil high tension lead has 11.95 DCV when the switch is on but the engine is not turning over. There is no change when the engine turns over. Should the coil high tension lead have voltage when the switch is on but not turning over? My gut is telling me the replacement coil may be bad but I'm not sure. Any help would be appreciated.