Why do I not have power to coil pack?
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I was driving home and car quit. I've checked and have no power to coil pack. What powers coil? I've checked all fuses, could it be a relay if so which one.
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casey40510on Aug 3, 2018
Hello, There is a 40A fuse in the engine compartment fuse panel that is labeled ignition coil terminal. Forget hunting if you don't have a diagram. Just get a test light and see which fuse is only hot on one side and is 40A. If that is good, you must check for continuity between coils and that fuse.
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