First Generation Ford Probe

Operating Instructions

Center Console

1) Power Mirror Switch (If Equipped)

The Power Mirror Switch controls the driver side and passenger side power mirrors. The control assembly consists on a hat switch for left, right, up, and down adjustment of the mirrors, and a selector switch. The selector switch has three positions:

• L: The left position switches control to the driver side power mirror.
• R: The right position switches control to the passenger side power mirror.
• OFF: Locks the power mirrors and keeps them from moving when the control switch is moved.

2) Ride Adjust Switch (If Equipped)

The Ride Adjust Switch allows you to select between the three different modes of the Programmed Ride Control feature. The three modes are as follows:

• Sport: When Sport mode is selected, the Programmed Ride Control computer adjusts shock absorber damping and power assist steering to provide a stiffer suspension. Above 50mph (80 km/h) the suspension and steering will stiffen more to a sport oriented tuning, and will return to normal when the vehicle speed drops below 44mph (70 km/h).
• Norm: When Norm mode is selected, the Programmed Ride Control computer adjusts shock absorber damping and power assist steering to provide a plusher suspension. Above 50mph (80 km/h) the suspension and steering will stiffen more to a sport oriented tuning, and will return to normal when the vehicle speed drops below 44mph (70 km/h).
• Soft: When Soft mode is selected, the Programmed Ride Control computer adjusts shock absorber damping and power assist steering to provide a softer suspension during rough driving conditions.

NOTE: The Programmed Ride Control computer is located under the passenger side seat. On the computer is a switch that can adjust overall adjustment rates.