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What are the benefits of paying £10 What do I get get for my money? Alot of forums are free... I 've just joined the Cotswold Classic Car Club @ £20 per annum. That's two years of UKPOC membership. Fat lot of use they will be at keeping a Probe running! But you are supporting a club , nice one 8-) ...

check your codes, how to do that is in the oracle, full member have access to the oracle. :D You beat me to it, mojo :) The benefits of full membership, not forgetting club stands at shows & base price Probefest tickets in June, that everyone should come to as its the 25th of the Ford Probe in the ...

Ok think I will remove the faulty fuse and visit some shops to see if they can help will let u know if I get some fuses . R S components do most electronic components. They are account customers only but I can get them for you if you pm me the stock code which you can get online. Have a look at 176...

I'm very unsure about this and others will know more, but I looked into this a few years ago and I'm sure I was told that all the Probes were OBD1 thus not compatible with an OBD2 system. You can find info on downloading the codes with a diode in the garage.

I think cpt is bang on with the IAC. It was an ongoing problem with my 16V I needed to strip and clean it every 2 years, but interestingly, you also have poor heater output. That's quite probably an air lock in the matrix and whats interesting about that is that the IAC also needs a coolant flow thr...

Trev....! If you cant work out where the pollen filter is and you aren't sure if the advice from all the guru's that know this car inside out is worth a tenner, you've got an interesting Ford Probe ownership ahead. Haynes manuals are available online for £16.99! :lol: Seriously, it will be the best ...

It burst into life again today! Left it to tick over and it randomly cut out after around 1.5min. Struggled to restart but did eventually catch. Held it at 1500rpm for 1 min and then it behaved (apart from it's horrible tapping when warm). I think it needs a good service, looking around it, I think...

Might be a few things going on there. First check the coolant level is correct and there is flow through the IAC valve on the throttle body. The IAC valve itself, might be sticking as the 16v was prone to that problem in my experience. The idle speed obviously needs checking and setting up to the bo...

They can be seriously difficult to get out in good condition. Probe Store told me they are obsolete and for all his faults Mark does know his parts so hes probably right, however you can buy high tensile blanks that are the right diameter and long enough from a specialist fastener supplier, then re-...

On my 16v I had occasionally stiff steering when manoeuvring (after about 10 years) whilst on my present 24v (basically the same I believe) I had stiff steering all the time when I bought it 4 years ago. The 16v was cured with one complete oil change, whilst the 24v took two to get it right out of t...

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