[RonC]

An engine only needs 3 things to run, gas, spark and air. Your engine was just running so realistically you should first determine if it’s a spark or gas problem. In EVERY CASE, the first thing you do is watch your ammeter needle while you’re cranking the starter to see if it moves (bounces). If the needle bounces you more than likely have a fuel delivery problem however there is an outside chance your coil just quit. If your needle does not bounce then you have a spark problem inside your distributor or ignition circuit. Does your needle bounce??