1996 chevy k2500hd getting no fire

Asked by GuruT69V5 Jul 21, 2020 at 05:34 PM about the Chevrolet C/K 1500

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

My truck was running good then all of a sudden fell on its face. I have
narrowed it down to no spark. It has good fuel pressure 60psi and holding so
its not the` fuel pump not producing enough pressure. I have replaced the
ecm, coil, ignition control module and crank sensor. Got fire for a moment
then none again. I have also checked for ground issues but still can't figure it
out. I even tested the old and new ignition control module and both has
passed with flying colors. is there anything that I'm missing possibly?

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U might change the camshaft sensor. If the computer can't find #1 the engine may not run or if it does it will run rough. Hence the spark for a moment.

Thank you I figured it out it was the jumper wire from the ignition control module to the coil. I had to get a new pig tail and connector.

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