Exhaust Ford Probe 2 (Ii) (1993-1997)

The Ford Probe 2 (1992-1998) supports several exhaust system components including rear silencers, exhaust pipes, flexible pipes, and catalytic converters. Available exhaust parts come in both universal and model-specific formats, mainly targeting the 2.0 16V FS petrol engine and 2.5 V6 24V engine variants. Options include OEM-compatible replacements and stainless steel sport-style parts. Always confirm correct fitment for your specific Probe model year and engine type.

Rear silencers compatible mainly with the Ford Probe Mk2 2.0 16V FS petrol engine (115-116 hp) include various length and weight specifications and are designed to fit manual transmission models with or without catalytic converters. Key lengths range from 160 mm to 1240 mm, with weights between 6.5 to 8.6 kg. These rear silencers provide emission compliance and ensure optimal exhaust flow.

Flexible exhaust pipes for the Ford Probe serve to absorb engine vibrations and thermal expansion between the engine and exhaust system. Diameters range from 35 mm to 60 mm with varying lengths, suitable for different connection points in the exhaust line. These pipes come as standard universal items, compatible with Probe exhaust systems and help maintain system integrity and noise reduction.

• Diameter options: 35, 45, 50, 55, 60 mm
• Lengths typically 100 to 250 mm

Prices and stock vary; select the appropriate size for your vehicle’s installation.

Yes, stainless steel sport exhaust options are available for Ford Probe 2 models. These include rear silencers and complete exhaust lines with larger diameter pipes, typically 55 mm inlet and 2 x 76 mm outlets for enhanced flow and sound. Sport exhausts generally lack formal homologation but provide an aggressive tone and a stainless steel finish for durability.

• Options for both 2.0 16V and 2.5 V6 engines
• Includes bespoke lines and rear silencers in stainless steel

Ensure suitability with your engine variant and confirm exhaust path compatibility before installation.

When selecting exhaust components, always verify:

• Exact model year and engine type (e.g., 2.0 FS petrol or 2.5 V6)
• Compatibility with manual or automatic transmission
• Presence and type of catalytic converter fitted
• Size and type of pipe connections (inlet/outlet diameters)
• Quality standards, preferably stainless steel for durability

Incorrect parts may lead to fitment issues, inefficiency, or increased emissions.

Catalytic converters are essential for controlling emissions from your Ford Probe 2's engine. To choose the correct catalytic converter:

• Check the engine code and year (e.g., A20LE for 2.0 16V FS engine)
• Confirm if your vehicle was originally equipped with a catalytic converter
• Verify inlet and outlet pipe diameters and mounting style
• Ensure compliance with Euro emissions standards applicable to your vehicle

Use your vehicle’s VIN or consult the technical specifications to guarantee full compatibility.

Proper care extends exhaust system longevity and performance. Consider these tips:

• Regularly inspect exhaust pipes and silencers for rust or damage
• Check flexible pipes for cracks or leaks due to vibration
• Ensure catalytic converters remain free of blockages
• Listen for unusual noises which may indicate leaks or loose mounts
• Replace gaskets and clamps during system maintenance to avoid leaks

Address issues promptly to prevent damage escalation or emission failures.

Expert advice and detailed part catalogs are valuable for selecting the correct exhaust components. Consider:

• Contacting specialized automotive parts suppliers knowledgeable about Ford Probe models
• Using online databases to check parts catalogs for specific part numbers and compatibility
• Consulting Ford Probe owner forums or clubs for shared user experiences
• Verifying product quality and warranty terms before purchase

Always confirm your part selection using the vehicle’s technical data or VIN number for accuracy.

If you prefer to have an in-person look at your Ford Probe part to confirm it’s just right, visiting a specialized workshop or parts retailer is recommended.