1995 Subaru Legacy will crank but won't run.

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Check for corroded or broken battery cables, majnly at the starter.

From what you have saud it sounds like the timing belt has lost a few teeth. In other words it is out of time.

Corroded starter contacts, rebuild starter solenoid. Or get a new one. Rebuild kit. Starter replacement.

Low power, dead battery. Bad or corroded connection.

was the check engine light on? have it scanned for a code if it was. remove the timing cover just enough to peek and just make sure the timing belt isnt broken. do you smell gas coming out of the exhaust while cranking the engine for 10 seconds? if not it could be gas related. or pull one of the plug wires off a spark plug and hold it a 1/4 inch or a little less away from the engine ground (ANY METAL PART OF THE ENGINE)see if it archs while cranking for 5 seconds, if it does not arch suspect that the camm and or crank sensor is a bad. PLEASE NOTE: this information is based on what you have told me. however if you have it scanned and give me the code pulled i will be better equipped to help you. if u run the tests i gave you and come up with nothing you may have to take it to your local technician for more complex tests to be done.

Hi, have the same problem with my 1995 legacy gt twin turbo and the problem lyes with the ecu temp switch, it sound's like the ecu thinks the engine needs more fuel to start and run

Water introduced through the fuel system. Drain tank and lines, refill, and add HEET.

You can start by checking the fuel pump and testing it for current but it may also be in the starting system so check to see if the starting solenoid is working properly.

I just went through this same issue and it turned out to be the engine cooling sensor, a $50 part.