1994 Ford Probe Repair Question
Topics covered: Timing belt, Water pump, Camshaft.
Mileage: No information provided.
Mileage: No information provided.
Asked on March 10, 2006
94 Probe water pump & timing belt
I have a 1994 Ford Probe with 93,000 miles; made in Canada. The water pump needs replaced. I've been told I might as well replace the timing belt too. The timing belt housing has to come off to replace the water pump. One repair shop wanted to replace the timing belt, timing tensioners and idlers,the hydrolic tensioner assembly, and camshaft and crankshaft seals. A cost of $560 in parts. What parts should I replace? Is there more I should replace?
Also, can I use a computer scanner on my car? I don't know if it has a computer.
Also, can I use a computer scanner on my car? I don't know if it has a computer.
Answer
Replied on March 11, 2006
Labor is a big expense on this type of work. Replacing parts that are part of the process is cost effective if you plan on holding onto the car.
Yes your car has a computer. Possible an OBDI system . You can purchase a reader.
http://www.eautoelectronics.com/advanced_search.php
Call them for specifics.
Good luck and let us know. :)