2005 Mazda Tribute engine failure in rainy weather

I changed all of them today and still wont start. Any other ideas out there. I am getting desperate.....

OK. If your coils are not firing, and you can verify that, you could have an issue with the crankshaft position sensor (CKP sensor). This would be what provides the signal to fire the coils. Following the crank-no-start pin point test, this is the next line of testing to perform with a diagnostic tester. You basically check for engine RPM during cranking while monitoring the processor. If there is no RPM noted, then you go to the CKP testing. You could throw a CKP sensor at it, but I really wouldn't do anything without testing. There is a Service Bulliten calling to replace the engine processor (PCM) for radio interference from the spark plugs, but that would just give you a check engine light, not a no start, so I won't suggest that. Hope this helps with some direction...