Taurus sho that dies

[Dr.Buick]

I am working on a 1994 sho that dies when car gets warm and looses spark and will not restart till it sits any ideas please. I think it is a dis module but its a 175.00 part want ti bu sure

[1320PNY]

Pull the module and check the resistance. There should be an OE spec for the value of a "stock" unit. You should do this for all electrical components involved. I found an issue in a coil pack on a Chevy this way and it saved me a ton. You can usually find a salvaged unit for $60.

[Car Guy]

It could be the DIS but possibly something else, if you're not able to test it I'm sure someone has a good used one that you could try out at minimum.....

[michelle]

Is the DIS still grounded correctly?
Crank sensor?

Any codes?

[Yeehaw]

module, coil or the crank sensor would be best guess but yea scan for codes or see how the crank sensor is performing before it dies

[Prince Valiant]

I checked the factory service manual in the shop at school...according to it, this is considered "normal operation" for the SHO's.

[WhatsADSM]

I checked the factory service manual in the shop at school...according to it, this is considered "normal operation" for the SHO's.

:rolf:rolf:rolf

[Car Guy]

I checked the factory service manual in the shop at school...according to it, this is considered "normal operation" for the SHO's.

Go away MOPAR boy.....:goof

[michelle]

Did you get it fixed?

[Jon5.0]

I'd say it's the DIS Module, good luck man!

[letsrunem]

Crap I just gave away a DIS module I had laying around.. Would've given it to you sorry man.

[HY35F2T]

ship it back to japan:thumbsup well the motor.

[MurphysLaw88GT]

there is an SHO in the Pick n Pull right now, yank that shit off it