My car overheated the relief valve lifted and now it won't start.
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Hey I have a 2014 Subaru 0utback 2.5l AWD limited. My car overheated after having some problems with the coolant system I'm not worried about that right now.
But now my car won't start and I've been working 12 hour shifts so I haven't had a chance to diagnose it yet. Right now the car isn't cranking or trying to turnover (no noise from engine at all) but the serpentine belt is spinning when I turn key. Does anyone have a few suggestions on where to start? It has a drive chain and there wasn't any noises prior to car stopping I turned it off when it overheated and now it won't start. The car was running hot and when the valve lifted and sprayed everywhere I stopped to let the engine air out and I was hoping to limp it off the road and it wouldn't start. If you have any leads I'd very much appreciate it. Thanks.
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Hello, if the drive belt turns, then the engine crankshaft must turn in. I don't know why you're not hearing any engine noise. Unless there's a lack of compression internal? So hard to know.
You'll need to have some professional eyes on it. Can't suggest the first thing you could do that would be helpful on your own, I'm sorry.
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