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Hi, I have a 92 subaru loyale that the driver side timing belt broke on. I replaced the timing belts, I have spark, I have fuel, and a hundred and twenty pounds of compression and it still wont start!!!???

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You bent the valves there should be at least 80 pounds 125 is ideal so you dont have enough comprssion

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