Posted by Josh on Monday, January 27, 2003 at 3:53PM :
So I chased electricity patterns in my truck all weekend through the lines, taught myself how the ohm meter works, and traced electrical wiring back to it's origins.
However I learned in my searches that the aftermarket Ceramic Resistors may have too high of a resistance for the coil/distributor to fire. The resistance ohms should read .5 from my research into wiring schematics from dodge. But however on both of the aftermarket resistors ohms read 1.5. So I'm purchasing one from Dodge and we'll see if the resistance is different.
But otherwise our no-start problem has gotten no better. So we've broken the problem down to either firewall connections or the ignition switch...
Will keep posted.
Thanks for all the help.
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