I Need Help

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Take the ignition module off and take it to an Auto Zone or Advance. They will test it for free. Make sure they run the test enough times to get the module warm, as they can work cold and fail after heating up. If it's ok, then you need to check the wiring from the crank sensor to the ignition module.