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    replaced rotor button and coil on 1992 chevy astro still no fire

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    Have you checked your HT coil lead? If it's a carbon cored lead (& it probably is) it could be broken internally & you can't see it.Have it tested or replace it.Also check the LT leads (The small wires) that connect to the coil.(At both ends if possible).Also check the spring loaded button which connects to the rotor button inside the distriburor cap.make sure it has enough tension in the spring to connect to the rotor.Hope this helps.:)



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