So my 92 eclipse wont start at all. it cranks and cranks. it also backfires though the intake of it. when i git it timming belt b was broke off. so we timed it again and still wont start

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Asked by shawn_69 Apr 04, 2012 at 03:38 PM about the 1992 Mitsubishi Eclipse GS 2.0

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Check compression on all cylinders. If timing belt broke it probably bent some valves. Got to love those Interference engines.

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you jumped timing bud and its a bitch to fix on dohc best bet is take it to a shop before you cause any more problems inside the motor

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So if it has no compression on any of the cylinders. I have to do the head of it. Don't I. I also found out the car wad in a wreck and they put a 93 turbo block in it with a stock 2.0 head on it will that make any differents in it

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if its a n/a head on a turbo block that could be cam specs are diff

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Just done my heads. Not all that hard just use caution when putting belt back on. If cams not timed correctly you will bend the valves again. I would replace all valves, lifters, valve seals and water pump while you got it apart. If you order valves on eBay you will save about fifteen dollars a piece. good luck.

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