1993 Jeep Cherokee Spark at coil but not plugs

Common sense would say its the cap and rotors

but if you had replaced the cap and rotor and new wires
the only thing left is the distributor
pull cap off and ask a helper to crank for you watch the rotor if its spinning

See if you have spark at the coil and it strong
start at the coil then the end of coil wire before the cap
and if its strong place it on the cap
(in the middle of the cap is for the coil wire )
if not then its the wire no good or the coil week
replace as needed
no spark out of the cap indicate bad rotor and or cap
spark has to go some where
let me know

You have to understand electricity
you say that you have spark at the coil
that spark has to travel throw the wire to the cap in the cap on to the rotor out the rotor to the cap and to each wire by firing order
simple as that
now electricity very lazy and will take the easy way out
that’s what you should be checking for
PS :
you are cranking the engine watching the spark arcing from the coil is that correct
or you’re using a test light to test the power at the coil wire connect.
Let me know

Dont overlook the obvious like bmrfixit said. Have you replaced coil? I replace these coils so often. I will even replace this coil when im doing a regular tune up because they fail so often. This is the only ignition system I will do that because of the frequent problems. Something to think about

If you have spark at the coil wire and no spark coming out the cap its the cap and rotor
if rotor is running like you said before

Red is the coil wire

This is what I dont get
if you have spark at the wire going in the cap and not out
I would say cap and or rotor no good
are you sure that your have no spark out the cap
try a diff cap and rotor
you have fuel pressure

Pissa! I like wicked good news. Thanks for the reply

YOU SAID IT BEST
( from box does not mean trouble is solved I guess.)
HAPPY DRIVING