Motor does not start

Aaa ok could be the ignition module!

I suppose that if it were module there would be no spark generation in the coil. which if there is ... only for some reason that I do not know the spark is lost when entering the distributor and does not reach the spark plug cables ..

Well, if it is of Hall effect, check it if the voltage reaches it where the connector (plug) joins, looks for the positive and the negative that comes measures the tenion given by the electronic module must be between 9 and 12 volt approx.

Then you can measure between the negative that reaches the plug and the one that gives the signal that can be marked with one (0) should give a voltage between 3 and 8 vollto but the drum screen must be faced with the hall and maintaining connected the tester in the same pins rotates the engine so that the hall is not faced with the drum screen should give between 0.02 and 0.05 vote.

All these with contact only

Because the module allows the current passage of the primary circuit of the coil and the hall sends the signal to cut the primary current is when a tension appears in the secondary circuit and leaves the coil through the cable to the distributor cover and there is the rotor distributes according to the ignition order.

I imagine that you checked that it is turning the rotor because if everything else is fine and the rotor rotates, the cables are well in the ignition order, when the piston is in compression should leave spark through the cables !

spark there ... I mean that the module and sensor stam well .. only that the spark does not reach the cables ... the same order ... it is correct ... but insist ... high voltage reaches the central post of the distributor but does not reach the spark plugs