'89 carbed won't start

[doylerl]

Read my post above. I already told you how to bypass the fusible link, ignition wires and ignition switch.

Thanks festy46. I didn't realize that would bypass the whole ignition switch.

Take your ignition control module out and have it tested for free at an auto parts store. Call some parts stores to find one which does it for free. There is some info on the modules
at www.ag384bn.bravehost.com/Cars.htm

WmWatt, I have taken mine into the parts stores and they said there is no way for them to test them. I looked in the manual and it says the carbed model modules were not test-able. Also, a known good module would still not start the car.

[doylerl]

Another update:
When the car did run, I noticed while cranking the tach would go up slightly. Now it doesn't move when cranking. I know, it works off of the ground output from the dizzy, so that narrows it down to that I would say. Now, I have put a known working ignition module off of a buddys car, and still nothing. So, with no ground signal and a good ignition module, is it the pick up coil? I have done some research and I can get a new pick up coil for around $40, where as the whole dizzy costs $150. Is it a PITA to replace the pick up coil? How do you go about doing this? Also, I have been offered a whole dizzy for about the cost of the pick up coil, but it has no gaurantee / warranty. As I had mentioned before, I am currently laid off and low on funds, and I really don't want to spend more than I have to. If I can change out the pick up coil, that seems to be the cheapest option, and if I go with a new one, it will have a warranty. Any ideas?

Also, I forgot to mention, I have no voltage on the negative side of the coil. Ever! It has no ground nor + coming from it. Not with key on, off, or while cranking!