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No start; lights & acces get power but engine will not crank

I can turn the key and nothing happens. Headlights & accessories work, but it seems there is no spark. Have tested coil & ignition switch, battery & starter. All seems fine.

This all happened after a really really hot day

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You dont say if ur getting spark?

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