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No firing on 98 Navigator

I tried to fire up my 98 navigator but it just turns and turns with no fire. Checked the fuel filter, all the sensors including cam and crank and still nothing. Any ideas?

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Could be a bad ignition coil if its getting fuel and not starting, or the timing belt may have sliped or broke

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