89 jeep wrangler, sat in storage for the winter, went to start it and no spark. pulled a wire and put in a inline spark tester, fired right up. drove it for a few days and it died, no spark. put the inline tester back on, no spark, hooked a test light to the battery to check for spark at the coil while cranking. as soon as I touched the coil it fired up and ran. ran for a few days and died again. noticed it would start sometimes as you started to release the key. changed the ignition switch, wouldn't fire up. changed out the distributor with a reman distributor, fired up and ran for a few days, died again. today, I had the inline testor on it, noticed it had no fire until you release the key, then a quick spark, went to hook up a scan tool . as I'm punching data in with the key on, it turned over once????? scan tool wasn't much help, any ideas? if you sit long enough with the key on you can hear a clicking from some relays beside the battery and in the distributor. could the starter have a short and cause all this? any help would be greatly appreciated. I did find one post similiar, but the problem was never solved or answered that it was solved.

it could be your ignition control moduler its under the washer fluid on the driver side fender

id start with the ignition module as well.