Check the wiring going to the coil. If you installed an alarm on that vehicle disconnect the main power wire to the alarm to disable the ignition kill circuit. Locate the ignition relay located on the drivers side fender wall or in the power distribution box under the hood and test it. finally, there is a fuse on the interior fuse panel that will give you this condition. I do not have the exact location so check all fuses in the panel and replace any blown fuses.
Check your connections of witing harness at bulk head fuse block look for loose connection or broken or oxidation at pins connection... if the car will not activate the starter ? Ignition switch or imobllizer theft at key
Is it a possible cha certain the anti theift has kicked in? Re lock using the key fob and allow to sit for 20 minutes...go for a drink....come back and unlock with fob and try starting. let me know how things work out.
No power on hotwire going to distributor? Or just no spark still? If you have done all that and still have no spark I would definitely look at your ignition module should be inside the distributor if its just your hot wire that is easy just run another one from the ignition panel in your fuse box.
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