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I would start by looking at the linkage under the hood...making sure that it is not being bound up by anything...make sure the cable that goes down to the pedal from the tbi/carb is free if nicks and does not have any holes in it or where the insulation has maybe rubbed off..if you do find the cable has damage, then I would recommend replacing at once for safe operation
remove cam covers and try to line up timing marks also check fuel pressure also check timing with timing light thats were i would start.when you pull the throttel you should see the marks move towards advance. hope this helps Thunderboltz
Usually the main reason for a Subaru to over heat is a blown head gasket. If it is pushing fluid out through the overflow bottle. I would suspect a blown head gasket.
It sounds like it could be a fuel pump problem. Find your gas tank under your car and have a friend turn the key on but not try to start it...i guess the accessory function, anyways if you're fuel pump is working you'll hear it kick on briefly...if not then silence.
Have you checked the ignition fuses, or checked for power to your ignition module? You have everything else covered! I hope these ideas will get you running. Best wishes.
to run you need fuel and spark. lets check first the spark pull a plug wire and a spark plug and have some one turn over the engine hold the plug to a good ground and see it there is spark. then check to see if you are getting fuel. we can go from there.
I have the same problem, what could be stopping the spark, a fuse? if so where can i find it?
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