No Spark

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Peter

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Jun 27, 2007
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My car just passed 100,000 yesterday and when i was driving down the road today my car randomly shut off so i pushed my car home with my brother and found that i had no spark. I ordered a new distributer today because i figured the ignition coil inside of my old distributer burnt out. any feedback/ideas otherwise. any similar expirience that might help me?
 
And I hate to mention that if you just ordered a stock replacement distributor from somewhere like Advance Auto, it's not gonna come with a new coil anyway. The coil is only inside the cap, not the distributor.
 
what year car, and is it the stock distributor?
make sure there's power and ground to the coil/dist. then make sure there's no spark from the coil and out of the cap.
it could be a bad dist, module, coil, cap, rotor, wires...
 
i opened it up today, i put a new ignition control module in it and my rotor like exploded pretty much and all the metal parts on it fell off so im putting a new cap, rotor and coil in it today and hopefully that'll do the trick
 
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