Safety Warning
DIY auto repair can cause serious injury, fire, or vehicle damage. These guides are for informational purposes only. Always follow OEM torque specs, wear PPE, and consult a certified mechanic if you are unsure. You are solely responsible for your safety.
1996 Ford Probe Base, AutomaticFACTORY OEM SERVICE PROCEDURE
Automatic Transmissions DTCS
AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS DTCS
| DTC | Description | ||||||||||||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| P0102(1) | MAF Sensor Malfunction | ||||||||||||||||||
| P0103(1) | MAF Sensor Malfunction | ||||||||||||||||||
| P0117(1) | ECT Indicates 254Β° F (125Β° C) | ||||||||||||||||||
| P0118(1) | ECT Indicates -40Β° F (-40Β° C) | ||||||||||||||||||
| P0122(1) | TPS Malfunction | ||||||||||||||||||
| P0123(1) | TPS Malfunction | ||||||||||||||||||
| P0300(1) | EI System Malfunction | ||||||||||||||||||
| P0301(1) | EI System Malfunction | ||||||||||||||||||
| P0302(1) | EI System Malfunction | ||||||||||||||||||
| P0303(1) | EI System Malfunction | ||||||||||||||||||
| P0304(1) | EI System Malfunction | ||||||||||||||||||
| P0305(1) | EI System Malfunction | ||||||||||||||||||
| P0306(1) | EI System Malfunction | ||||||||||||||||||
| P0307(1) | EI System Malfunction | ||||||||||||||||||
| P0308(1) | EI System Malfunction | ||||||||||||||||||
| P0320(1) | EI System Malfunction | ||||||||||||||||||
| P0340(1) | EI System Malfunction | ||||||||||||||||||
| P0500(1) | Insufficient VSS Input | ||||||||||||||||||
| P0503(1) | Insufficient VSS Input | ||||||||||||||||||
| P0703(2) | BOO Switch Malfunction | ||||||||||||||||||
| P0707 | TR Sensor Circuit Shorted | ||||||||||||||||||
| P0708 | TR Sensor Circuit Open | ||||||||||||||||||
| P0712 | TFT Sensor Circuit Shorted | ||||||||||||||||||
| P0713 | TFT Sensor Circuit Open | ||||||||||||||||||
| P0715 | Insufficient Input From TSS | ||||||||||||||||||
| P0731 | No 1st Gear | ||||||||||||||||||
| P0732 | No 2nd Gear | ||||||||||||||||||
| P0733 | No 3rd Gear | ||||||||||||||||||
| P0734 | No 4th Gear | ||||||||||||||||||
| P0741 | TCC Engagement Error | ||||||||||||||||||
| P0743 | TCC Circuit Error | ||||||||||||||||||
| P0750 | SS1 Solenoid Circuit Failure | ||||||||||||||||||
| P0755 | SS2 Solenoid Circuit Failure | ||||||||||||||||||
| P1000(3) | Self-Test | ||||||||||||||||||
| P1100(1) | MAF Sensor Malfunction | ||||||||||||||||||
| P1101(1) | MAF Sensor Malfunction | ||||||||||||||||||
| P1116(1) | ECT Out Of Range | ||||||||||||||||||
| P1120(1) | TPS Malfunction | ||||||||||||||||||
| P1121(1) | TPS Malfunction | ||||||||||||||||||
| P1124(1) | TPS Voltage High/Low | ||||||||||||||||||
| P1125(1) | TPS Malfunction | ||||||||||||||||||
| P1351(1) | EI System Malfunction | ||||||||||||||||||
| P1352(1) | EI System Malfunction | ||||||||||||||||||
| P1353(1) | EI System Malfunction | ||||||||||||||||||
| P1354(1) | EI System Malfunction | ||||||||||||||||||
| P1358(1) | EI System Malfunction | ||||||||||||||||||
| P1359(1) | EI System Malfunction | ||||||||||||||||||
| P1364(1) | EI System Malfunction | ||||||||||||||||||
| P1460 Contour and Mystique(2)(4)(7) | A/C Switch Error | ||||||||||||||||||
| P1500(1) | Insufficient VSS Input | ||||||||||||||||||
| P1501(1) | Insufficient VSS Input | ||||||||||||||||||
| P1503(1) | Insufficient VSS Input | ||||||||||||||||||
| P1703(5)(6)(8) | BOO Switch Malfunction | ||||||||||||||||||
| P1705 | TR Not In Park | ||||||||||||||||||
| P1711 | TFT Out Of Range | ||||||||||||||||||
| P1746 | Open PCM Output Driver | ||||||||||||||||||
| P1747 | EPC Solenoid Circuit Failure | ||||||||||||||||||
| P1780(5) | TCS Malfunction | ||||||||||||||||||
| P1783 | Transmission Overtemp | ||||||||||||||||||
| P1788 | 3-2T/CCS Solenoid Circuit Failure | ||||||||||||||||||
| P1789 | 3-2T/CCS Solenoid Circuit Failure | ||||||||||||||||||
| P1789 Probe(2)(4)(9) | A/C Switch Error | ||||||||||||||||||
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When to See a Mechanic
Stop DIY work and contact a certified mechanic immediately if any of the following apply:
- β’ You smell fuel, burning insulation, or see smoke.
- β’ Brakes feel soft, pull hard to one side, or make grinding noises.
- β’ The engine overheats, stalls repeatedly, or misfires under load.
- β’ You are missing required tools, torque specs, or safe lifting equipment.
- β’ You are not confident in the next step or safety outcome.
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