Posted by fixerupper on June 02, 2018 at 14:59:52 from (108.161.63.136):
79 Power wagon with a 360 won't start. Will crank fine, gets gas OK. When the coil wire is held close to metal to make a spark jump it will make one spark when the starter is first hit, then no more spark. Quit cranking, hit the starter again and it will again make one spark then the spark quits. It did this a year ago and replacing the ignition control module on the firewall fixed it. Now 500 miles later it's doing it again. The new module might be bad, the old one lasted only a few thousand miles, but what else could be causing this if the module is still good? I can troubleshoot points ignitions easily but I'm not well versed on electronic ignitions.
Oh, by the way, I used to haul tractors with it. LOL
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