94 jeep Wrangler 4.0 No Spark getting to Plugs

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Asked by 94Jeepcj Nov 28, 2018 at 08:30 PM about the 1994 Jeep Wrangler SE

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Why does it not Fire-up when ignition Key is turned on????
Replaced Flywheel Sensor,  Coil,  Cleaned all Metal Surfaces
and Wire Leads,  Steel Plate that Connects Coil to Block and
Ground Bolts,  Battery and Alternator Good,  Still no Spark to
Fire Plugs to Run?????????  Anyone have a true Fix for This ???????????

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Important News for Everyone out there with Jeep Wrangler 'No Spark to Coil Issues', Thus, Not Being able to Start your Vehicle...... 2018, November: First, Flywheel sensor Replaced, $65. Second, Coil Replaced, $36. w/ Lifetime Warranty... Third, Entire New Distributor, Including Cap, Rotor and Internal Pickup Assembly... Fourth, Just Assume Before Hand, 94 to 2019, 25 Years old, You Need to Clean All Major Electrical Connections, Done!!! All Purchased at an Auto Zone Store!!! Wasn't Until I did these (4) Steps that it Started Right-Up, as Strong as a New 4.0, 6 Cylinder JEEP!!! Providing You Know Battery and Alternator have No Problems!!! P.S. Read a lot of Posts, All with No Results... These Steps Worked for my JEEP!!!!!!!!!! Hope this Helps gets yours Running Again!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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