1970 Torino no spark

Hi, I have recently buy a 1970 Ford Torino with a stock 302. The problem I have is that in the four cylinders of the left i have no Spark. I have test the wires with a tachometer and they don´t have any voltage. Don´t know what it could be. Thank you for uour replies!

I believe you may have tested the wires for resistance with an ohm meter? I'm guessing that you may have a faulty set of spark plug wires. First thing I would do is remove a spark plug wire and hold it close to an engine ground while cranking the engine over. if you see spark jump to ground you have spark on the wire.if no spark, try spraying the wire with WD40 and rechecking for spark again,if spark is present after spraying with WD40, your plug wires are faulty.

have a neighbor that you don't like, hold onto the end of the wire while cranking the engine, if he jumps and starts cussing, you have spark! 

sounds like bad plug wires, but all 4 on the same side??? check the cap too, that is strange!!!

How could it be all on one side? I could kinda see if half of the cap was not touching the rotor, but the firing order is relatively random (1-5-4-2-6-3-7-8-?) so it would have to be skipping specific ones to have one half of the engine not firing.

Well yesterday I check every wire with a timing light and all of them had spark. Probably the tachometer I used was bad.

The problem I have is that the car starts and idles right, but runs rough. It starts doing this few days ago, I have run well with the car until last week. Can it be the condenser or the points? I have no touch the distributor, so I supose the timing is good.

Start with the basics. Check cap and rotor, points and condenser, plugs and wires. Check the ground wire and battery terminals for corrosion and good contact.