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Old 01-20-2008, 09:38 PM
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Cool no spark

wired in accel 250 by the numbers, still no go checked dist. replaced stator,pick-up,cap,rotor checked replaced ing module. checked 6 pin at module no voltage didn't see any bed wires could it be ecm?????
   
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Old 01-21-2008, 01:09 AM
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No, the ignition system is designed to function without the PCM. Without the PCM there will be no spark advance, but it will still spark. I would suspect that the PIP signal is not getting to the module. Look for corroded connectors, broken wires. Verify that the new pickup is generating a signal when the engine is cranked. In fact, verify that the distributor is spinning when the engine is cranked. I have seen the pins go bad in the module connector before, so don't forget to check that.
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