Battery negative put on positive battery terminal

blakeMTN KAT

I finished my tranny installation today. In my rush to finish, I put the negative cable on the positive battery terminal by mistake(8560). I realized quickly why I was having problems attaching it. The car will not start. I have an MSD billet all in one distributor. No spark from the coil and I have 10.5 volts on both positive and negative sides of the coil with the ignition in the “on” position. Have I fried the pickup in the distributor or possibly fried the coil? Thanks

1/3/214:55 PM

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