Ignition Problems
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From: York SC
Ignition Problems
Hey I have a 1992 Ford Ranger 4x4 with a 4.0L V6 I posted earlier about starting problems but I know I have fuel coming to the injectors. I checked all the fuses and there all good. I checked the ignition pack I have a red and 3 yellows on the ignition pack connector and the red with the ignition on lights up my light tester and yellows dont do nothing is it suppose to do that? I checked with the ignition on and cranking the engine I didnt get a spark out of the wire or the ignition pack. Any chance the ignition pack my be bad or is there something in the wiring could be disconnected or loose? I need help ASAP!! 
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The EDIS Module is responsible for switching current on and off to the three ignition coil primary circuits. So it might be something to consider.
The EDIS Module on your '92 is located at the right-hand front corner of engine compartment, mounted on upper radiator support.
The EDIS Module on your '92 is located at the right-hand front corner of engine compartment, mounted on upper radiator support.
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