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**octaneman** · 06-07-2009, 09:15 AM

Hi 95probe

The no spark issue can be attributed to several factors, you need to perform some tests to verify. First, you need to check to see if you are getting fuel as well for they usually go hand in hand. You will need to check the CPS wire, that should be located somewhere along the dipstick area, the wire rubs causing a no spark/fuel problem. There should be a a plastic or metal clip holding it, disconnect the plug and take off the 10mm bolt and visually check for open or cut wires.
You will also need to check for the EEC relay and see if you are getting power to it. Since its a 95 it should be an OBD1. It's good idea to take out the the codes, If memory serves, one way to do this is to take a cotter pin and jump pins 10 and ground on the OBD connector and count the CELs.

06-07-2009, 09:15 AM	#2 (permalink)
octaneman Mentor Home Support, Gearhead Automotive Center Join Date: May 2009 Posts: 548 OS: WINXP	Re: 95 Probe GT Hi 95probe The no spark issue can be attributed to several factors, you need to perform some tests to verify. First, you need to check to see if you are getting fuel as well for they usually go hand in hand. You will need to check the CPS wire, that should be located somewhere along the dipstick area, the wire rubs causing a no spark/fuel problem. There should be a a plastic or metal clip holding it, disconnect the plug and take off the 10mm bolt and visually check for open or cut wires. You will also need to check for the EEC relay and see if you are getting power to it. Since its a 95 it should be an OBD1. It's good idea to take out the the codes, If memory serves, one way to do this is to take a cotter pin and jump pins 10 and ground on the OBD connector and count the CELs.