1995 Ford Probe problems

Filed Jan 11, 2013 · Tires · 145,000 miles · NY

I have 3 of these tires each leaks air around circumference of the sidewall, around where the tread portion mates with it.

Filed Apr 5, 2007 · Electrical · 70,000 miles · CA

Tl*the contact owns a 1995 ford probe. The contact stated that the service indicator continuously illuminated. The mechanic was unable to diagnosis the failure. The manufacturer issued a recall pertaining to lighting for the contact's type of vehicle. The contact was notified that this vehicle was not included in the recall. The contact felt that the vehicle was not properly checked. The current mileage was 98,000 and failure mileage was 70,000.

Filed Jun 2, 2005 · Electrical · 40,000 miles · VA

The consumer is having problems with the electrical system, involving: the cigarette lighter, interior lights, etc. As far as she knows the brake lights, headlights, and dashboard lights are working. The fuses have been checked and they were fine. The vehicle was taken to the dealer just two days ago, and the problem was not solved. This was the second time that the contact took the vehicle to the dealer. *ak *sb

Filed Feb 22, 2005 · Transmission · 107,000 miles · OH

O/d light started flashing, tranny began slipping when shifting from 2-->3 and then also from 3-->4. Took to transmission shop, diagnosed with transmission failure. I have now totally lost 4th gear.*ak this is the 2nd transmission failure for this vehicle

Filed Feb 8, 2005 · Transmission · OR

We were making a 500 mile trip to go to a funeral and when climbing a long, steep grade the interior of the car filled up with smoke. I stopped at the nearest service station and observed transmission fluid leaking out from underneath the vehicle. I quickly added enough fluid to bring the level up to normal. For the remainder of the trip, every time the transmission overheated, the smoke was quite noticable. When I returned home, I took the car to a garage and after many hours of labor, the mechanic told me I was in danger of transmission fire ,and all I could do was spend about $3,000 on transmission work. I haven't had the repairs done yet.

Filed Jan 2, 2005 · Transmission · 130,000 miles · GA

O/d light began to flash and noticed a poor shift pattern in the transmission. A week later I had no reverse and could no longer drive the car. Transmission repair cost $1400 to $2200 depending on warranty values. I have not repaired the vehicle yet.

Filed Dec 9, 2004 · Engine · 100,000 miles · NJ

The vehicle stalled. The mechanic was unable to determine the cause of the stalling.

Filed Apr 30, 2004 · Engine · 65,362 miles · VA

Vehicle intermittently won't start. Engine cranks & sparks, but will not start. No smell of fuel. Mechanic can find no problem.

Filed Jan 18, 2004 · Body, Brakes · CA

To whom it may concern: my 1995 ford probe has had a number of problems including one of the most recent - having to rebuild the transmission's have now owned the car for 20,000 miles or 3 1/2 years and have spent over four and a half thousand dollars on "pre-mature" problems. The amount does not include general services. The car has now reached 87,000 miles. One does not expect a car with so little mileage to have so many problems. If I was able to afford a new car I would send my ford probe to the scrap yard, I would not want a stranger to suffer car problems as I have. But being a full time student who pays her own way I can little afford such costs as new transmissions a new car. I was not surprised to find in my research on-line that many probe owners are not happy with their cars. Conversations with mechanics; which have been many, have followed the same pattern, "its a ford with mazda parts,get rid of it, everybody has problems with ford cars, their terrible cars." after many expert opinions my question to you is," why?" I look after my car,(I bought my car from a dealer who acquired the car from my friend) I now know so much about cars! Why are such problematic cars allowed to be sold? Why are cars with so little mileage causing so much havic in peoples lives? This is a question that must be investigated and corporations must be held responsible for so much grieve. It is not fair on the consumer and as a government body I implore that you please take a serious and compassionate note of my complaint and complaint from other owners. It is not fair. It is not fair that people have no voice and no one cares to listen. Mass re- occurrence of car problems is an issue that must be looked into. My windows rattle too - a noisy probe gift that irritates probe owners. I would greet a response happily in the mist of the realm of car darkness, faithfully, satchya farias.

Filed Jan 15, 2004 · Transmission · 111,650 miles · GA

I purchased the car from fairway toyota of albany, ga. The car is financed through motor finance of jacksonville, fl. My payments per month are $315.25 for 30 months starting from july 2002. I have had a mechanic to look at my car and I was told that the car transmission is slipping and it could get worst. I feel like car dealership already knew this and I got stuck with the lemon that I have paid more for the car than what it is worth. I did not have the best of credit when I purchase the car, however it doesn't give them the right to take advantage of people. I have paid $4,098.25 and I still owe atleast $5000.00. I tried to go and get another car and the car dealership informed me that I've paid more for the car than what it is worth.