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91 Ram 150 v-6 voltage at the + side of coil?
Ive got a 91 dodge 150 v-6, it will turn over but no spark, i tested the voltage on the positve side of the coil and its not even getting one volt. I dont have a service manuel, any fuses or relays i should be checking?
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Re: 91 Ram 150 v-6 voltage at the + side of coil?
i have same problem
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Re: 91 Ram 150 v-6 voltage at the + side of coil?
You have an ASD Relay on the left inner fender. 4 wires to it. Red which is the power at all times. Comes through a white fusible link. Dark green with a black tracer is power out of the relay. This feeds the coil;fuel pump; O2 heater and the injectors. Dark blue ( 2 wires at this position ) is the feed from the ignition switch. Dark blue with a yellow tracer is the relay controland goes to the PCM at pin #51. At key on the relay is energized for a couple of seconds; then shuts down. The relay is then re-energized by the computer when it see a signal from the distributor.
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Re: 91 Ram 150 v-6 voltage at the + side of coil?
Thanks, ill try this tomorrow. ive replaced the ignition swich before because it would not turn, ill bet thats the problem again, this should help trouble shoot it...ill let ya know
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