Hello, When you say no fire do you mean that you are not getting the engine to fire up or are you saying that there is no "fire" (slang for spark) at the plug wires? I would check for spark at the plugs. It should be a nice white blue spark. Tiny spark or no spark may indicate a faulty coil. Check the coil too. Be careful when you check all of this. Make sure your wires are in great condition as you can get electrocuted. If this checks out, check your distributer cap for cracks and scale build up. Any crusty flakes in the cap may be indicating that your cap is crakced. Check the rotor button and remember how yo took it off. Is it worn out or broken? Replace any part as needed. Are you getting gas? Listen for your fuel pump to hum as it kicks on. Check Fuel pump relay (look in fuse box under hood and in glove box) The last time it ran, was it running normally? Did you just shut it off and it would not start? Was it stalling? Did you take it out 4x4 and bend a fuel line? How many miels on it? It could be your computer as well if you have high miles but this would be my least suspect. There is also an ignition module under your distributor cap that can fail. (Two wires) Is your distributor tight on its post or is it loose? Check the simple things first and please let me know what happens or if I can be of more help. Good luck!
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