Car stopped will not start is cranking over is there a coil pack on 2000 dodge stratus

check your work again check All sensors are working measure each one with meter check against manufacturers specs, check coil check all joins and earths especially, check distributors reluctor sensor etc
are you sure you got cambelt on right? one didn't get it a tooth out? again check.

If the engine cranks, and the cam and crank are close to being in time, the coils should fire.
You just would not have compression on some cylinders.

The coil pack is bad have it replaced along with plugs and wires that should solve your problem. Hope this answer helped out.

Try using one of the old plugs and connect it to #1 and a good ground then try starting to visually confirm if spark is/is not present. Its much easier to see the spark in the dark. If you get a spark the problem is not electrical and could be a bad ground between the plug and the block, rarely happens, but not unheard of.

check for codes in the PCM just because the sensors are plugged in doesn`t mean they are working. check for power getting to the coil packs if this is good then check to see if the ground circuit is good and reference voltage is good at the coils. the PCM grounds the coil packs and monitors the reference voltage the power is supplied when the key is turned on. just some places to start

crank sensor or distributor...check trouble codes

are you sure you needed the coil pack to begin with you may need to have the timing belt replaced but if you know that the belt is ok then you should try replacing the crank sensor. this will give you atleast a place to start.

it sounds like a broken wire in the engine wiring loom disconect the wires from the coil pack and and check for continuity from them to the engine controll module

You need to check for spark. Usualy when you have no spark at all it, will be the ignition module. It is what the coils are plugged into. It should look like a flat silver plate.

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