what would make both coil packs not fire,and the fuel pump not work on a1998 mercury marquis 4.6 engine

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Asked by haroldp Nov 17, 2015 at 10:20 PM about the 1998 Mercury Grand Marquis 4 Dr LS Sedan

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First of all you have 8 coils on a 4.6, one for each spark plug. The fuel pump could be bad or need a fuse replaced. Is the check engine light on?

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car won't start. no fire,and no gas coming through

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Pull a coil and put a spark plug in it. Ground the outside of the plug to a metal part of the engine and have someone crank then engine over. If you see a spark then you have eliminated that as a problem.

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If you are sure there is no fuel to injectors and no spark, to all coil-on-plugs, the yes, with both failing at same time it very well could be the PCM, 'brain' failed

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Good evening FoR. We agree on this, as we usually do

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thanks. i will replace the PCM and reply to you what happened

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Feed back is essential to good advice!

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replaced the ECM,and the main brain.still no fire from coil packs, and no fuel.does the PCM have to be reprogrammed again for the car ?

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