Solenoid - no spark

[JoColtrane]

Ok, so I disconnected the fuse block from the harness and then put it back together and now I have no spark but am not really sure if the two are related. Checked connectors for resistance wire and all seems to be good. Coil is good and solenoid is being energized cause engine turns over but just no spark. Car started fine when I bypassed solenoid. So is it:

1) Resistance wire issue that I'm not catching

2) Bad solenoid

3) Improper assembly of fuse block to harness

4) Something that I'm not considering

Jo

 

[rocket366]

With key in run position coil has power.

While cranking coil gets power from "I" terminal on solenoid.

Paul

 

[midlife]

Remove the brown or red/green wire (I wire) at the starter solenoid and see if you have 12V at that post when the key is in CRANK. If you do, then the solenoid is good. It could be as easy as a loose connector at the I post.