95 Dodge Caravan one side not firing on Coil Pack

Today I was driving the van and had no problems out of it at all. I
came home and was at home for about 2-3 hours and went to leave when I
got into the van I went to start it up and it started and the began to
idle rough and then died. I tried to restart it and it did the same
thing! So I got out an checked the battery, air filter, and made shure
all the plugs were in good. Then I checed the Coil pack and the top 3
spots where the wires plug in have fire to them but the bottom 3 do
not have any spark to them. What could be the problem?

Its a 1995 Doge Caravan 3.3L Front wheel Drive

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"radeon251" > wrote in message
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> Today I was driving the van and had no problems out of it at all. I
> came home and was at home for about 2-3 hours and went to leave when I
> got into the van I went to start it up and it started and the began to
> idle rough and then died. I tried to restart it and it did the same
> thing! So I got out an checked the battery, air filter, and made shure
> all the plugs were in good. Then I checed the Coil pack and the top 3
> spots where the wires plug in have fire to them but the bottom 3 do
> not have any spark to them. What could be the problem?
>
> Its a 1995 Doge Caravan 3.3L Front wheel Drive
>
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What fault code? could be faulty coil, wireing problem or PCM fault
Glenn Beasley
Chrysler Tech

"radeon251" wrote:
> Today I was driving the van and had no problems out of it at
> all. I came home and was at home for about 2-3 hours and went
> to leave when I got into the van I went to start it up and it
> started and the began to idle rough and then died. I tried to
> restart it and it did the same thing! So I got out an checked
> the battery, air filter, and made shure all the plugs were in
> good. Then I checed the Coil pack and the top 3 spots where
> the wires plug in have fire to them but the bottom 3 do not
> have any spark to them. What could be the problem?
>
> Its a 1995 Doge Caravan 3.3L Front wheel Drive

Also I am getting a code 43

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"radeon251" > wrote in message
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> "radeon251" wrote:
> > Today I was driving the van and had no problems out of it at
> > all. I came home and was at home for about 2-3 hours and went
> > to leave when I got into the van I went to start it up and it
> > started and the began to idle rough and then died. I tried to
> > restart it and it did the same thing! So I got out an checked
> > the battery, air filter, and made shure all the plugs were in
> > good. Then I checed the Coil pack and the top 3 spots where
> > the wires plug in have fire to them but the bottom 3 do not
> > have any spark to them. What could be the problem?
> >
> > Its a 1995 Doge Caravan 3.3L Front wheel Drive
>
> Also I am getting a code 43
>
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could be faulty coil, wiring problem or PCM fault
Glenn Beasley
Chrysler Tech