GM 3800 Intermittent no spark Replacing the Ignition Control Module and coil pack

In this video I demonstrate how I replace the ignition control module and coil pack on a 1988 Delta 88 . The car would shut off intermittently, I knew it was an ignition issue. At first I thought it was likely the crank position sensor, after a few days the car stalled again. After replacing the ignition control module the car is now running great. If you find these kind of videos helpful consider subscribing. Thanks for watching.

link to the ignition control module - https://amzn.to/3oLyZTC
link to the coil pack - https://amzn.to/33rlS1T


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