How's it going guys?
So last week I finally got around to replacing a bad ball joint in the front drivers side of my car. I hadn't had time so the car say for a few weeks, maybe a month. So last Friday, I finally had the time to do it, started it up and drove it 5 mins to my buddy's garage. Car ran great, no issues at all, aside from the creaky ball joint. I changed out the ball joint, dropped it down, went to back out and the car quit. At first I thought it may had been a fuel delivery issue, so I changed the fuel filter because the old one was plugged pretty bad, and tested the fuel pressure, and it was fine. So I found that the ignition coil had no spark. I took the coil out, put it in my buddy's 94 and it started no problem. I just changed the distributor in the car 8-10 months ago, is it possible that the pick up went bad already??
So last week I finally got around to replacing a bad ball joint in the front drivers side of my car. I hadn't had time so the car say for a few weeks, maybe a month. So last Friday, I finally had the time to do it, started it up and drove it 5 mins to my buddy's garage. Car ran great, no issues at all, aside from the creaky ball joint. I changed out the ball joint, dropped it down, went to back out and the car quit. At first I thought it may had been a fuel delivery issue, so I changed the fuel filter because the old one was plugged pretty bad, and tested the fuel pressure, and it was fine. So I found that the ignition coil had no spark. I took the coil out, put it in my buddy's 94 and it started no problem. I just changed the distributor in the car 8-10 months ago, is it possible that the pick up went bad already??
