An old topic am sure but
Let'* try removing the ICM & Coil packs. Bring them inside & remove the coils. I want you to look for any signs of moisture & or corrosion. If possible leave them inside over night so any moisture will have a chance to evaporate. I saw a thread on another forum where the poster put the ICM in an oven for an hour to dry out. Car started after doing that. He just let the oven warm up to about 100 -120 degrees, turned off the oven & then put the ICM in. You could try that if you need the car ASAP. Clean up the ICM mounting plate before reinstalling ICM & Coils.
Technical Ted
I double checked thoses fuze'* and did find a yellow 20amp that was blown so i changed it and tryed to fire up the car with no luck :( so i came and read alittle more so i went back out side to see if i had blown the fuze ? the fuze is still good. tomarrow hopefully i will have some extra hands here.
Thanks
I double checked thoses fuze'* and did find a yellow 20amp that was blown so i changed it and tryed to fire up the car with no luck :( so i came and read alittle more so i went back out side to see if i had blown the fuze ? the fuze is still good. tomarrow hopefully i will have some extra hands here.
Thanks



