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At last I can reveal the truth about my pesky CPS fault :shock: :o :( As you may recall, I parked the car up running beautifully, then a fortnight later it would not start or even spark. The engine light was solid on and though there were codes (15 and 17) relating to exhaust gas, nothing that shoul...

If you did decide to replace it, I know a small company who would be able to make a new one for you. He'd need to reuse the fittings, and have the old pipe as a pattern.

Let us know how you get on!

Good news, I've managed to find a v6 parts car near me that has been stored in a garage for 8 years. Gonna pull the engine from it and fit to the 2.0 Any tips for removing? Will be replacing belts, water pump, gaskets etc when engine is out. I'm guessing I need engine, gearbox, wiring loom, ecu. An...

Thanks Sunfly,I already have an odb 2 scanner For the sake of a tenner I'll buy the lead,cheers Let us know if you do break the plug! What type of scanner do you have? Since your post, I've been looking into the various models and there is little or no information on compatibility with the Probe? A...

Clock spring indeed still has continuity. Guess I found the safing sensor too (image below), but couldn't get the connectors off, so I just cleaned the dust off on top :evil:. Any idea what size resistor is needed to simulate the airbag? If that wouldn't shut the light, then it has to be something ...

Oops guess I spoke too soon,didn't use car over weekend Started her up this morning headed for work,lights back! Have a few code readers but none to hand :roll: Would something like this work,with an obd2 scanner? www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Diagnostic-adapter-OBD1-17pin-OBD2-16Pin-Mazda-Ford-Toyota/3628062...

Cleaned the two connectors from drivers side (both ends of the clock spring wiring), also waited for the light to go off before starting and still blinks 32. What is safing sensor and where it is located? Its an inertia sensor also called a "saving" sensor that has to operate at the same time (in s...

Here's my diagnostics box. Is it standard and is it OBD1 or OBD2? https://i.postimg.cc/YG59zJzq/20200613-155759-resized-1-1.jpg I assume its OBD1, however the very useful PCM fault codes post I got from a guy in Canada, mentioned that the Probe was fitted with OBD2 iafter 96 and furthermore cars fit...

Just out of interest I had a look at the book and code 32 is the drivers side airbag, the circuit components of which are the clocksprings, safing sensor and the airbag itself, plus connectors.