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The Ford Probe Harmonic Balancer is the protection that the crankshaft does not vibrate at all, and the sporty liftback rises and runs smoothly and reliably. The Ford Probe was a popular car due to its nimble front-wheel-drive platform, smooth liftback design, and a hatch that could easily swallow a weekend load. Drivers who were performance conscious were thankful to have a 2.5-liter V6 available, which passed 164 horsepower to a 5-speed manual that was crisp, whereas commuters were glad to have the tested 4-speed automatic. A tight 99-inch wheelbase, low roofline, and wide stance were found to assist the car in snorkeling curves, and factory GT trims were included to give the car sharper suspension and alloy wheels to have more fun. Ford build quality, availability of original parts, and easy maintenance were also appreciated by the owners and made their Probe stay alive decades after the factories ceased making it. The Harmonic Balancer is mounted on the crank nose, with the metal hub, elastomer ring, and inertia mass of the balancer eliminating twisting pulses, promoting part wear, and maintaining timing accuracy at high rpm. Due to hardening of rubber by engine heat and age, when servicing the Ford Probe Harmonic Balancer, technicians look at it, checking it for the presence of cracks or wobble, and substituting it with OE or performance parts as necessary. When the part is received, it is simple to replace the fresh Harmonic Balancer. Installation requires disconnecting the battery, taking off the belt and pulley, taking off the old balancer using a puller, pressing on the new part and making sure to align the key, tightening the bolt, reattaching parts, and making sure the engine runs.