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The Ford Probe offered its initial liftback model in 1988 during its production period from 1989 to 1997 because it resulted from Ford-Mazda joint development to create a sport compact automobile. The Ford Probe implements GD platform-based front-engine front-wheel-drive construction for a well-balanced driving dynamics. The power output of the first-generation Probe surged significantly after its F2 I4 engine upgraded to the 2.5 L V6 engine which produced 164 hp (122 kW). The sport character of Ford Probe originates from its 99 inches (2,515 mm) wheelbase and 177 inches (4,495 mm) length as well as its height (51.8 inches or 1,315 mm) and width (67.9 inches or 1,725 mm). Ford Probe allowed customers to select between a 5-speed manual transmission or a 4-speed automatic transmission for a balance of performance and efficiency and equipped the Probe GT model with the superior 5-speed manual standard. In 1995 and 1996 the SE (Sport Edition) model variant received 15-inch aluminum wheels which served as a sporty styling feature. The Ford Probe established an esteemed reputation for producing OEM components because it had strong quality management systems that sustained reliable performance practices from start to finish. Original Ford Probe components are still accessible today for the purpose of sustaining both the integrity and performance capabilities of these vehicles.
Ford Probe issues group into intake sensing, engine temperature control, and exhaust mounting. On the Ford Probe, a weak mass air flow sensor skews airflow data. The engine may hesitate, lose power, or idle roughly with a warning light. Confirm faults with a scan, check wiring, and replace the mass air flow sensor. For temperature control, a stuck open thermostat lets the engine run too cool. The Ford Probe can surge at idle and struggle with fuel trims. Verify coolant temperature with a scan tool, then replace the thermostat and seals. In the exhaust system, loose catalytic converter heat shield attachments create a buzzing noise. The Probe may resonate at certain speeds and when the throttle changes. Inspect shields, look for metal witness marks, and secure them with a band clamp. Also confirm no contact with the body or hangers during engine movement. Finish with a Ford Probe road test to confirm steady idle and quiet exhaust. The Probe should accelerate smoothly and display stable readings after repairs.