'88 Cherokee 2.8V6 (GM), no spark
Recently I have not been able to start my '88 Cherokee (2.8V6 GM), the spark
plugs won't spark. After the problem occured I replaced the rotor and rotor cap as well as the ignition control module. Unfortunately it still won't start. I now fear that I have a defective ignition coil, because the old rotor and rotor cap were in very bad condition. Is the above plausible or not ? Who can help me ? Bert van Viegen |
Re: '88 Cherokee 2.8V6 (GM), no spark
On Tue, 10 Feb 2004 10:41:42 +0100, "G. van Viegen, Exaro"
<gvanviegen@[verwijder}exaro.nl> wrote: >Recently I have not been able to start my '88 Cherokee (2.8V6 GM), the spark >plugs won't spark. >After the problem occured I replaced the rotor and rotor cap as well as the >ignition control module. >Unfortunately it still won't start. > >I now fear that I have a defective ignition coil, because the old rotor and >rotor cap were in very bad condition. > >Is the above plausible or not ? >Who can help me ? > > >Bert van Viegen > You can check the coil with a test light. First check to see if one of the wires gets power when you turn the key on. If that is good, then probe the other wire while someone cranks the engine. The test light should flash as the engine cranks. If both of these tests are good...buy a coil. -- Old Crow '82 Shovelhead FLT 92" 'Pearl' '95 Jeep YJ Rio Grande ASE Certified Master Auto Tech + L1 TOMKAT, BS#133, SENS, MAMBM, DOF#51 |
Re: '88 Cherokee 2.8V6 (GM), no spark
On Tue, 10 Feb 2004 10:41:42 +0100, "G. van Viegen, Exaro"
<gvanviegen@[verwijder}exaro.nl> wrote: >Recently I have not been able to start my '88 Cherokee (2.8V6 GM), the spark >plugs won't spark. >After the problem occured I replaced the rotor and rotor cap as well as the >ignition control module. >Unfortunately it still won't start. > >I now fear that I have a defective ignition coil, because the old rotor and >rotor cap were in very bad condition. > >Is the above plausible or not ? >Who can help me ? > > >Bert van Viegen > You can check the coil with a test light. First check to see if one of the wires gets power when you turn the key on. If that is good, then probe the other wire while someone cranks the engine. The test light should flash as the engine cranks. If both of these tests are good...buy a coil. -- Old Crow '82 Shovelhead FLT 92" 'Pearl' '95 Jeep YJ Rio Grande ASE Certified Master Auto Tech + L1 TOMKAT, BS#133, SENS, MAMBM, DOF#51 |
Re: '88 Cherokee 2.8V6 (GM), no spark
On Tue, 10 Feb 2004 10:41:42 +0100, "G. van Viegen, Exaro"
<gvanviegen@[verwijder}exaro.nl> wrote: >Recently I have not been able to start my '88 Cherokee (2.8V6 GM), the spark >plugs won't spark. >After the problem occured I replaced the rotor and rotor cap as well as the >ignition control module. >Unfortunately it still won't start. > >I now fear that I have a defective ignition coil, because the old rotor and >rotor cap were in very bad condition. > >Is the above plausible or not ? >Who can help me ? > > >Bert van Viegen > You can check the coil with a test light. First check to see if one of the wires gets power when you turn the key on. If that is good, then probe the other wire while someone cranks the engine. The test light should flash as the engine cranks. If both of these tests are good...buy a coil. -- Old Crow '82 Shovelhead FLT 92" 'Pearl' '95 Jeep YJ Rio Grande ASE Certified Master Auto Tech + L1 TOMKAT, BS#133, SENS, MAMBM, DOF#51 |
Re: '88 Cherokee 2.8V6 (GM), no spark
Not sure of your system since all 88 XJ with 6 cylinders here in the USA
have the 4.0 engines. Do you have fuel injection on this Jeep? If so it may be a Crankshaft Position Sensor. Sometimes ignition switches go bad and you get no power to some items. Did you check for power to the ignition coil and module? later and good luck, dave AKA vwdoc1 "G. van Viegen, Exaro" <gvanviegen@[verwijder}exaro.nl> wrote in message news:4028a74d$0$93710$cd19a363@news.wanadoo.nl... > Recently I have not been able to start my '88 Cherokee (2.8V6 GM), the spark > plugs won't spark. > After the problem occured I replaced the rotor and rotor cap as well as the > ignition control module. > Unfortunately it still won't start. > > I now fear that I have a defective ignition coil, because the old rotor and > rotor cap were in very bad condition. > > Is the above plausible or not ? > Who can help me ? > > > Bert van Viegen > > |
Re: '88 Cherokee 2.8V6 (GM), no spark
Not sure of your system since all 88 XJ with 6 cylinders here in the USA
have the 4.0 engines. Do you have fuel injection on this Jeep? If so it may be a Crankshaft Position Sensor. Sometimes ignition switches go bad and you get no power to some items. Did you check for power to the ignition coil and module? later and good luck, dave AKA vwdoc1 "G. van Viegen, Exaro" <gvanviegen@[verwijder}exaro.nl> wrote in message news:4028a74d$0$93710$cd19a363@news.wanadoo.nl... > Recently I have not been able to start my '88 Cherokee (2.8V6 GM), the spark > plugs won't spark. > After the problem occured I replaced the rotor and rotor cap as well as the > ignition control module. > Unfortunately it still won't start. > > I now fear that I have a defective ignition coil, because the old rotor and > rotor cap were in very bad condition. > > Is the above plausible or not ? > Who can help me ? > > > Bert van Viegen > > |
Re: '88 Cherokee 2.8V6 (GM), no spark
Not sure of your system since all 88 XJ with 6 cylinders here in the USA
have the 4.0 engines. Do you have fuel injection on this Jeep? If so it may be a Crankshaft Position Sensor. Sometimes ignition switches go bad and you get no power to some items. Did you check for power to the ignition coil and module? later and good luck, dave AKA vwdoc1 "G. van Viegen, Exaro" <gvanviegen@[verwijder}exaro.nl> wrote in message news:4028a74d$0$93710$cd19a363@news.wanadoo.nl... > Recently I have not been able to start my '88 Cherokee (2.8V6 GM), the spark > plugs won't spark. > After the problem occured I replaced the rotor and rotor cap as well as the > ignition control module. > Unfortunately it still won't start. > > I now fear that I have a defective ignition coil, because the old rotor and > rotor cap were in very bad condition. > > Is the above plausible or not ? > Who can help me ? > > > Bert van Viegen > > |
Re: '88 Cherokee 2.8V6 (GM), no spark
The HEI coil on the the 86 2.8L is notorious for failure. Keep a spare
on-board. In article <ujch205uhuiqkrl0qamkrmd960598pe7s8@4ax.com>, Old Crow <walliscrow@hotmail.com> wrote: > On Tue, 10 Feb 2004 10:41:42 +0100, "G. van Viegen, Exaro" > <gvanviegen@[verwijder}exaro.nl> wrote: > > >Recently I have not been able to start my '88 Cherokee (2.8V6 GM), the spark > >plugs won't spark. > >After the problem occured I replaced the rotor and rotor cap as well as the > >ignition control module. > >Unfortunately it still won't start. > > > >I now fear that I have a defective ignition coil, because the old rotor and > >rotor cap were in very bad condition. > > > >Is the above plausible or not ? > >Who can help me ? > > > > > >Bert van Viegen > > > > You can check the coil with a test light. > First check to see if one of the wires gets power when you turn the > key on. > If that is good, then probe the other wire while someone cranks the > engine. The test light should flash as the engine cranks. > If both of these tests are good...buy a coil. > -- > Old Crow > '82 Shovelhead FLT 92" 'Pearl' > '95 Jeep YJ Rio Grande > ASE Certified Master Auto Tech + L1 > TOMKAT, BS#133, SENS, MAMBM, DOF#51 |
Re: '88 Cherokee 2.8V6 (GM), no spark
The HEI coil on the the 86 2.8L is notorious for failure. Keep a spare
on-board. In article <ujch205uhuiqkrl0qamkrmd960598pe7s8@4ax.com>, Old Crow <walliscrow@hotmail.com> wrote: > On Tue, 10 Feb 2004 10:41:42 +0100, "G. van Viegen, Exaro" > <gvanviegen@[verwijder}exaro.nl> wrote: > > >Recently I have not been able to start my '88 Cherokee (2.8V6 GM), the spark > >plugs won't spark. > >After the problem occured I replaced the rotor and rotor cap as well as the > >ignition control module. > >Unfortunately it still won't start. > > > >I now fear that I have a defective ignition coil, because the old rotor and > >rotor cap were in very bad condition. > > > >Is the above plausible or not ? > >Who can help me ? > > > > > >Bert van Viegen > > > > You can check the coil with a test light. > First check to see if one of the wires gets power when you turn the > key on. > If that is good, then probe the other wire while someone cranks the > engine. The test light should flash as the engine cranks. > If both of these tests are good...buy a coil. > -- > Old Crow > '82 Shovelhead FLT 92" 'Pearl' > '95 Jeep YJ Rio Grande > ASE Certified Master Auto Tech + L1 > TOMKAT, BS#133, SENS, MAMBM, DOF#51 |
Re: '88 Cherokee 2.8V6 (GM), no spark
The HEI coil on the the 86 2.8L is notorious for failure. Keep a spare
on-board. In article <ujch205uhuiqkrl0qamkrmd960598pe7s8@4ax.com>, Old Crow <walliscrow@hotmail.com> wrote: > On Tue, 10 Feb 2004 10:41:42 +0100, "G. van Viegen, Exaro" > <gvanviegen@[verwijder}exaro.nl> wrote: > > >Recently I have not been able to start my '88 Cherokee (2.8V6 GM), the spark > >plugs won't spark. > >After the problem occured I replaced the rotor and rotor cap as well as the > >ignition control module. > >Unfortunately it still won't start. > > > >I now fear that I have a defective ignition coil, because the old rotor and > >rotor cap were in very bad condition. > > > >Is the above plausible or not ? > >Who can help me ? > > > > > >Bert van Viegen > > > > You can check the coil with a test light. > First check to see if one of the wires gets power when you turn the > key on. > If that is good, then probe the other wire while someone cranks the > engine. The test light should flash as the engine cranks. > If both of these tests are good...buy a coil. > -- > Old Crow > '82 Shovelhead FLT 92" 'Pearl' > '95 Jeep YJ Rio Grande > ASE Certified Master Auto Tech + L1 > TOMKAT, BS#133, SENS, MAMBM, DOF#51 |
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