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  1. Not that it will cure any carb probs you are having but I may have a GL badge for ya. I work the next couple days but I may have time to rummage in the garage a bit on sunday. If I can find one, I'll mail it to ya.
  2. Like I said, I didn't set the timing. I will tear it down again and check though. Maybe they did set the timing wrong. Thanks.
  3. I have searched the forum and can't find a direct answer. I would greatly appreciate being pointed to the correct thread or just an answer. A friend bought a 95 legacy A/T with a bad water pump. The car ran but the pump was squealing. We replaced the pump and had a tech set the timing and install the new belt. Now it will crank but won't start. We checked to make sure all grounds were undisturbed and it has gas. It has spark too but the spark at the coil is orange. All the fuses are good and the crank/cam sensors were not touched. I'm guessing it's something simple but I'm out of ideas.
  4. You should also crawl under the dash and check the mount bracket for the clutch pedal and the pin that holds the cable to the pedal. the brackets can wear out and collapse. The bracket collapsing can cause the pedal to hit the firewall without disengaging the clutch. The pins sometimes wear down causing excessive play in the pedal. I went through a lot of bs with my 85 hatch before discovering this. Just something to look at while you are messing with everything.

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