I have a 1992 subaru loyale that will not fire. it turns over, but won't start. Same thing with a 1989 subaru gl??????

The fuel pump relay is driver side, under dash, above brake pedal, mounted in steering column support bracket on 1991 Loyale this relay also performs an ignition system function

if rotor (this is the one that turns and not the distributor), then its either your starter is broken or you have a drained battery.

also, for worst cases, your timing belt/chain is broken

If you spark, and fuel.....It may be broken timing belt.

hi sounds like you have a loose terminal on the battery try tightening them up really tight and see if that helps. if not look for a loose or partly broken wire as that may cause it too. The only other thing it can be is starter motor on its way out, check the wires are tight on it, if they are it may need tested by an auto electrician or replaced

May be the timing belt, is it getting gas? And is it getting spark? You can pull off one side of the black timing belt cover to check that or try pulling off the distributor cap and see if the rotor spins. If not, the belt is broken. That would be the easiest first thing to try.

I am not 100% sure but you may have a bad cam or crank sensor.
Now whether this car has those parts or not, you can find out from your local parts distributor or you can go online. Do you have a check engine light on?Good Luck Friend.

Manuel Transaxle uses API GL-5 Hypoid Gear Oil
for Loyale as follows:
SAE90 - Above 30F
SAE85 - Below 30F
SAE80 - Below 0F

degrees Farinheit

the only way to get the water out isto drill a hole in the bottom of the headlight assemly. they don't come apart. drill very slowly.

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1st thing to do is verify your fuel pump is providing pressure to the eng.

is the engine turning faster than usual.is so might be a timing belt take the distribitor cap off and see if the rotor button turns while someone is cranking it.if its not sounding like the motor is turning over faster than usual while your cranking it.(sounds usual but just wont start)it could be the modual in the distribitor gone bad .thanks jeff