Ignition Coil - need help

[Olona]

I checked coil for voltage and I am getting a weak spark. Could this be a bad coil?

[Dale Aeppli]

Originally Posted by Olona

I checked coil for voltage and I am getting a weak spark. Could this be a bad coil?

year and engine what are trying to find out dale

[Olona]

Originally Posted by Dale Aeppli

year and engine what are trying to find out dale

Sorry, 94 gc, 4.0, Jeep will not start, I replaced CPS, and it is getting fuel

[Dale Aeppli]

Originally Posted by Olona

Sorry, 94 gc, 4.0, Jeep will not start, I replaced CPS, and it is getting fuel

Did you check for spark at the coil wire since you changed the CPS sensor Dale [email protected]

[mx52nv]

Also check all of your fuses(especially the tiny ones) and camshaft/return pickup sensor.

[jamesbong]

I just had the same problem. Check the secondary resistance of the coil between any of the input terminals, and the output terminal. If it's out of range (11.5k to 13k ohms roughly) then replace it. Mine was reading 10k, and the jeep wouldn't start. These coils are weak to begin with, so even a little out of tolerance is a bad thing.

[Olona]

Originally Posted by jamesbong

I just had the same problem. Check the secondary resistance of the coil between any of the input terminals, and the output terminal. If it's out of range (11.5k to 13k ohms roughly) then replace it. Mine was reading 10k, and the jeep wouldn't start. These coils are weak to begin with, so even a little out of tolerance is a bad thing.

Checked coil for OHMS and got a 9 so I will replace coil next. Thanks, hope it works.

[mx52nv]

You should have just replaced it anyway, your Jeep is 11 years old.

[Olona]

Originally Posted by mx52nv

You should have just replaced it anyway, your Jeep is 11 years old.

Replaced coil, and it cranked right up, Thanks to you all