No spark,new coil still no spark,crank sensor? 95 dodge ram 5.2 l

Have you checked the wiring, the spark @ plug, Power to the coil???

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have you checked the coil(s) or ignition module?

Replace the crank sensor.

Sounds like a bad crank sensor.

I'm not familiar with dodge but I know Ford's and GM's have ignition modules that go out and you lose spark.

it could be a couple of things the coil or the crank sensor

CHECK CRANKSENSOR AND CAM SENSOR IF IT HAS ONE

check the wiring harness at the coil,sometimes that plug will get loose or dirty resulting in a no spark.
The only ign system parts are the crank sensor,cam sensor,dist,dist cap,rotor,spark plugs,wires,and coil,and the ecm which controls all of these,is there a check engine light on?
run a scan tool to check for stored codes or system events stored in the ecm.

there is also a crank sensor that can keep it from sparking. are you getting voltage to the coil

You need to use a LED type test light for the injectors or a Bosch style Noid light for the injector. To test the cam/crank sensor signal you either need a scanner to read them or a lab scope to show you a signal. The pickup plate in the dist handles the injector timing, the crank sensor provides a RPM signal. They both feed the computer information for ignition timing. Good fuel pressure, injector activity(Noid), and good spark out of the coil. The coil is what I replace the most of.