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93 Sierra 1500 "No Fire" Please Help
I was driving two days ago and truck just died right in its tracts. It would turn over but wouldn't start. I immediately assumed Fuel Pump. I checked the pump and its running. I replaced the fuel filter and thought that would fix it but it didn't. Still just turns over and no start.
Next I changed the coil out and no change. I looked at the rotor and the distributor cap and they look fine. I have pulled two spark plugs and neither one show that they are getting any fire. I am really stumped here as to what to look at next. Any suggestions? Thanks |
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Re: 93 Sierra 1500 "No Fire" Please Help
Do you have power to the coil?
Do you have a good coil ground? Do you have spark from the coil wire? Do you have a trigger signal from the module?
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Re: 93 Sierra 1500 "No Fire" Please Help
Do what merlin said with the coil wire. My burb did that and it was the coil wire. Got to buy one at dealer,dealer only part. $28.00
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Re: 93 Sierra 1500 "No Fire" Please Help
Thank You, I am going to try all of this out this morning and I will let you know.
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Re: 93 Sierra 1500 "No Fire" Please Help
These trucks are known for having module problems, you can take the module out and any parts store should be able to test it.
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Re: 93 Sierra 1500 "No Fire" Please Help
Thanks for everyones help! It was the ignition control module inside the distributor cap.
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