Starts then dies.

Asked by Nkdin2016 May 27, 2016 at 07:20 PM about the 1994 Ford Probe SE

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I just bought a 1994 probe with the 2.0 auto. I was told it was in need of a fuel
pump but I am also wondering about a flapper that is supposed to be part of
the intake system that could cause this problem as well. Also was wonder just
where about the fuse for up front for the fuel pump may be behind the bumper.
And I've looked and there's no access panel for changing the fuel pump. Any
links and info would be appreciated .

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Nkdin2016 answered 7 years ago

Thank you. The air box is one of the items I need to fix because it is missing the clips and not sealing. But that will be on my to do list. I bought this car with 166k on it and when it runs it runs smooth. That video on YouTube is stupid I would never do that to a car unless I was building a race car and then it would be more then that. I'm hoping that it don't cost to much and this is 150 bucks well spent on a commuter to the mine.

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