I reinstalled the factory 305 back in my Camaro. The cars turns but no spark to the coil. I’ve replaced the ICM, rotor is good, replaced the coil and check those cables to make sure they are good and they are.
Still not getting spark, anyone have another place to look
From the pickup coil, unplugged from the icm. What has your testing consisted of ? The ignition coil primary and secondary windings were ohmed and determined faulty ?
I’ve taken the coil wire out and attached a spark plug to see it sparks and no fire
so you don’t know if the pink wire at coil has power key on engine off or cranking .Or power at the icm ? Sounds like you’re just loading up the parts cannon hoping to find the issue.
so not even tpi, your in the wrong section.
unplug the jumper from coil to icm see if pink wire has power key on and cranking. If it does ohm or test pickup coil while cranking pu coil ohm.500 to 1500 ohm range
You can just replace pickup coil, you have to remove and disassemble the distributor. It looks relatively new but despite it’s looks it should give a ohm reading and ac voltage while cranking.red lead on the com seems to be in the wrong spot.
How was spark tested ? Coil wire have really high resistance or open. By saying the wire ohms good how much resistance?
any change if tach is unplugged and test for spark ?
I went and bought a better unit,
When I reinstall the plug with the Ingnition switch still on, I hear the fuel pump kick in.
I’m getting gas just no fire.
As for trying to get spark, took a spare spark plug and hooked it to the coil plug to see if I got a spark. That’s how I checked it.
If the coil wire is good, you have checked acv on the pu coil. Ignition coil ohms good primary and secondary windings. It is possible that the new distributor has a bad icm.