Q: No spark replaced opti, coil, ice, pcm, bypassed vats still no spark
Cannot figure out why there's no spark I have test the opti harness everything checks out I got the car 2 weeks ago broke thinking It would be a quick fix. I bought a new ignition control module no spark. I bought a used PCM no change there was an after market ignition coil on it MSD it looked brand new. I have power going into the coil and 13 volts going out of the coil but I can't seem to figure out why no pulse feed
My car has 113000 miles.
My car has an automatic transmission.
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