1994 Dodge Dakota possible electrical or fuel intake problem

guess what.... you have a short somewhere in your circuit so you will have to track down where your short is. then on the other hand try and replace your coil.

[quote:f5aed2889c="rayhut"]guess what.... you have a short somewhere in your circuit so you will have to track down where your short is. then on the other hand try and replace your coil.[/quote:f5aed2889c]

I just tryed a few things, I took the distrutor cap off & turned it over it did exactly the same thing with the distributor cap off, so I put it back on & plug all the wires up to it but left the center wire off, I held a screw driver over it and it did not even throw sparks. all the spark plugs are good, so what could it be, could it be a short going from the battery to the ignition system? Because there is absoulutly no fire to ignite the gas. This whole problem originated from a blown maxi fuse(a 40 amp & a 50 amp) I went and bought the 40 amp but I went all over town to every near by part store and could not find the 50 amp so I bought a 60 amp fuse and put it in the place of the 50 amp fuse & that is what caused this problem.