When I referred to the NSS I was talking about the 'neutral safety switch' which is actually not accurate, the 'clutch safety switch ' would be more accurate, the NSS on top of the trans is a neutral sensing switch that just talks to the computer for idle 'strategy ', neither one has nothing to do with the ignition.If it's cranking over with the key, clutch pushed down, then it stops cranking when you release the clutch, with key still in crank position, then the NSS is working. I believe the NSS has nothing to do with weather or not the coil is getting power.
How are you supposed to get the test light off, when there is no ground. There has always been 12v to both the positive and negative. I can post the reply of no light came on at all. Yet. If I put the test light and ground the clamp and jump it off the solenoid. The light shuts off completely. I believe I wrote that above somewhere. That I thought it was supposed to pulse.When I referred to the NSS I was talking about the 'neutral safety switch' which is actually not accurate, the 'clutch safety switch ' would be more accurate, the NSS on top of the trans is a neutral sensing switch that just talks to the computer for idle 'strategy ', neither one has nothing to do with the ignition.
this is taken from the 'cranks but no start checklist' credit Jrichker.
C.) TFI module: use a test light to check the TFI module. Place one lead of the test light on the red/green wire on the ignition coil connector and the other lead on the dark green/yellow wire on the ignition coil connector. If the TFI is working properly, the test light will flash when the engine is cranked using the ignition switch.
Do this test, post results..
How are you supposed to get the test light off, when there is no ground. There has always been 12v to both the positive and negative. I can post the reply of no light came on at all. Yet. If I put the test light and ground the clamp and jump it off the solenoid. The light shuts off completely. I believe I wrote that above somewhere. That I thought it was supposed to pulse. Actually I take that back. I grounded to the selonoid. The light stays on. On the negative side the light also stays on.