I plan on finally bringing my car over to the bodyshop tomorrow and I can't get it to start - basically no spark. I have been working on the body off and on for the past two years and have been running the engine every month or so.
It is getting gas down the intake
I have checked the coil with the ignition on - okay
I took the plug wire off the coil and turned the engine over and no snap or spark when trying to ground it out.
I have the engine grounded
I have swapped the coil - no spark
I do have a late model (90+ mustang) serpentine setup with the 351 swap brackets so I have a late model 3g alt wired into the sylenoid. I also have a late model starter and that is wired into the sylenoid as well I have an electric fan with a relay through the sylenoid also.
The car ran 2 weeks ago just fine?? And now nothing. I do have to jump the car to start it because the battery drained down-but it turns over very strong when jumped. There is a brown wire that goes to the sylenoid that I traced back to the coil. I cleaned the brown wire connection (push on type) to the sylenoid. With the key on it gets juice.
I did not put an ohm meter on the coil but just a test light and finally when I checked the fuse box all fuses were fine except for the smallest one in the center. It is getting no juice with or without the key on.
It is getting gas down the intake
I have checked the coil with the ignition on - okay
I took the plug wire off the coil and turned the engine over and no snap or spark when trying to ground it out.
I have the engine grounded
I have swapped the coil - no spark
I do have a late model (90+ mustang) serpentine setup with the 351 swap brackets so I have a late model 3g alt wired into the sylenoid. I also have a late model starter and that is wired into the sylenoid as well I have an electric fan with a relay through the sylenoid also.
The car ran 2 weeks ago just fine?? And now nothing. I do have to jump the car to start it because the battery drained down-but it turns over very strong when jumped. There is a brown wire that goes to the sylenoid that I traced back to the coil. I cleaned the brown wire connection (push on type) to the sylenoid. With the key on it gets juice.
I did not put an ohm meter on the coil but just a test light and finally when I checked the fuse box all fuses were fine except for the smallest one in the center. It is getting no juice with or without the key on.