Crank no start, not getting fuel

Hello,

Generally speaking, an engine will need spark, fuel and compression to start.

You said you changed the timing belt, can you confirm that it was the timing belt and not the serpentine belt that runs the A/C, alternator, power steering etc.

When you turn the key, what does it do? Does it just crank over but not start?

Also, you mentioned not getting fuel. Have you confirmed this with a fuel pressure gauge?
Are you able to hear the fuel pump when the key gets turned to the on position?

Take a look at this helpful guide, it covers the typical no-start issues:

https://www.2carpros.com/articles/car-not-running-advanced

What really concerns me is the loud noise you heard before shutting off. It is possible that you have internal engine damage.
If the timing belt were to break with the engine running, it would damage the valves in the cylinder head. It can also damage the piston.

One way to check if the valves are damaged is to do a compression test on the engine.
If the valves are bent, it will have low to no compression in the cylinders.

https://www.2carpros.com/articles/how-to-test-engine-compression

Please let me know what you have been experiencing.
Thank you.

It almost sounds like something is broken/loose inside.
The fluctuation of the engine speed could be due to a vacuum leak.
Let's start with basics, make sure the oil is at the correct level.

Also is the check engine light illuminated.
If so scanning and retrieving the code(s) can be helpful.

https://www.2carpros.com/articles/checking-a-service-engine-soon-or-check-engine-light-on-or-flashing

The fuel temperature sensor is integrated with the fuel pump module.
The code P0183 is typically due to a wiring issue.

I have attached the diagnostic steps for code P0183 below.
Following these steps can help you determine the cause of the P0183 code.

You are most welcome!
Thank you very much for your support!

Were you able to have the codes clear?
If so did any of them come back on?

Let me know the outcome.

So, did the timing belt get changed?
The vehicle can jump time if the belt is worn or loose. It can also jump time due to a weak tensioner for the timing belt.