Hi,
If the timing belt has broken, we likely have more unknown damage. Are you sure it is broken? Is it possible for you to record the engine cranking and upload it for me to hear?
This vehicle has an interference engine. Simply, if the timing is off far enough, the clearance between the piston tops and the valves doesn't provide the needed room and often they hit causing valve, piston, or cylinder head damage. If that happened, it is likely cheaper to replace the engine than repair it.
If you record it cranking, I should be able to tell if there is a compression issue. Or here is a link that explains how to do a compression test. If you do this, let me know the results.
https://www.2carpros.com/articles/how-to-test-engine-compression
Let me know.
Joe
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