Intermittent NO SPARK on 1994 Ford Taurus with 3.0L engine: NO CODES
Question:
What could cause my 94 Ford Taurus to quit intermittently? When I scanned it, there is no code and even after I replaced the ignition module, same thing happens. This symptom can happened anytime, anywhere which makes this car unsafe to drive!
ATS Adviser:
If you have already replaced the ignition module, most likely the pickup coil inside your distributor is the culprit. To check, take the distributor out (make sure you mark the distributor housing and point the rotor to #1 position) and measure the coli resistance in ohms. Sometimes, you need to apply a heated air to the coil like a hair dryer. To get the right specs in ohms, contact ATS.
What could cause my 94 Ford Taurus to quit intermittently? When I scanned it, there is no code and even after I replaced the ignition module, same thing happens. This symptom can happened anytime, anywhere which makes this car unsafe to drive!
ATS Adviser:
If you have already replaced the ignition module, most likely the pickup coil inside your distributor is the culprit. To check, take the distributor out (make sure you mark the distributor housing and point the rotor to #1 position) and measure the coli resistance in ohms. Sometimes, you need to apply a heated air to the coil like a hair dryer. To get the right specs in ohms, contact ATS.
posted by Rich at 6:33 PM
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