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Hi Ben, I would start and look to see if the dizzy cap is damp or wet on the underneath? I can't remember off the top of my head, but check the seal around the cap (if there is one?) I would also give the contacts that feed each lead a clean, as well as the rotor. Early Ford Probe dizzy's are prone ...

Hi, If the car is charging, I would say that you probably have either a loose wire or dirty contact on the plug that goes into the alternator. It might only happen when you go over a bump or something similar. I would check all the connections for the alternator, including the battery ones, as once ...

Hi Tommy,
I do, but it might take me a day or so to find it.

Hi micron, Yes it does crank, has no problem doing that. No there is specifically NO SPARK in any form. All three distributors are indeed the correct ones this is not the issue. I can check for high resistance, but to what contact points? Both the points in the loom side of connector or one of the ...

Cheers Trevor Would the donor car have too be the same year ,was going to look at a probe with A/C but it’s a 95 mine’s a 97 , oh by the way fitted the 2nd hand dizzy works fine so far. I don't believe that it matters that it's from an earlier car, all the stuff I have is either from a later car or...

Apologies for the questions. Does it crank over? Are you getting a spark at the plugs? Did you use the correct dizzy when changing it? Is the firing order correct? You replaced the CPS, but did you check the plug on the wiring side of the loom, if you have some high resistance it will not work. Thes...

PS I moved this to the garage forum

Hi Tommy, I have considered it, I believe that the wiring is there, the only one I haven’t found yet, but I haven’t looked for it is the one to the pump. You also need the relay for the AC. The controller is the same, just remove the little black sticker from the button, yes I didn’t know either. Th...

If it has the coloured bands on it you can tell what resistor it is.
You should be able to google it, or even take a picture and share it on google

KEG wrote: ↑
Mon Aug 10, 2026 3:37 pm
Looks like I might need new piston rings two at least. Anyone have any?

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