on my 1990 ford thunderbird my ignition coil has no spark what would be the cause
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Asked by jackman8490 May 15, 2012 at 12:21 PM about the 1990 Ford Thunderbird Super Coupe RWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

the battery is good, we've checked the DIS, the cam sensor, ignition coil  and it is all good

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jackman8490 answered 12 years ago

you sure that would cause no spark in the ignition coil, it happened all of a sudden it was working that same day, when i got out of work i didnt start.

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jackman8490 answered 12 years ago

where do i find the TFI module on my car and whats its purpose

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Larry answered 12 years ago

You might be sure your point gap is correct. It is possible if they are touching or pitted you would not see a spark.

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