Pull one of your spark plugs out (still connected to the lead) and hold the side of the spark plug against an earth part of the head/block, like a lifting hook
You should see a spark when you turn it over, no spark means ignitor,distributor,leads,ecu fault. But its best to start at the spark plug end easier to test
PLEASE NOTE : HOLD ON TO THE RUBBER END OF THE SCREW DRIVER AND ONLY USE IT TO HOLD THE SIDE OF THE SPARK PLUG AGAINST THE EARTH METAL SURFACE, IF YOU HOLD ONTO ANYTHING METAL YOU WILL GET A SHOCK
Cheers
Lee
You should see a spark when you turn it over, no spark means ignitor,distributor,leads,ecu fault. But its best to start at the spark plug end easier to test
PLEASE NOTE : HOLD ON TO THE RUBBER END OF THE SCREW DRIVER AND ONLY USE IT TO HOLD THE SIDE OF THE SPARK PLUG AGAINST THE EARTH METAL SURFACE, IF YOU HOLD ONTO ANYTHING METAL YOU WILL GET A SHOCK
Cheers
Lee