Where is fuel pump in 1996 ford probe gt

If you are sure you have fuel and spark the only other posibilty is engine damage. The most likely is a broken timing belt and the cams are not turning.. Go back and check that fuel and spark again.. Don't look for major problems until you have really checked.. Squirt a little fuel into the intake manifold ahead of the throttle body.. If it fires you have spark and no fuel.. The computer may not be telling the injectors to open.. I had this problem once on a chevrolet and it turned out to be a clooged fuel filter.. buying gas in Mexico.

fuel pump is inside fuel tank, together mixer.

Once you get your Ford to start, does the engine run normally ? If yes, then timing not an issue. If no, you may consider timing, but not until other components have been checked.
Have you done any maintenance to your vehicle like a tune up, air filter / fuel filter change. Have you checked fuel pressure ?
Have you checked for any codes in the engine control module ?

No Fuel Pressure--BUT you have 26# ?
No Pump Noise--BUT it runs ?

Is the fuel filter fairly new
Did you check out the pressure regulator,
MAF & TPS Sensors?

My 96 Probe GT had the same thing. I changed the fuel pump and thought i fixed the problem. Not so. I then changed the crankshaft position senser and that was my problem.

A fuel pump is not the problem, they either work or not, u are most likely having a loose of ignition spark, possible ignition module.

I don't know where or if there is a cut off switch on the Probe but the fuel pump is inside the gas tank.

check fuse that controlls fuel

Obviously, you can jump the relay but it is dangerous on an extended basis. You'd have pressure in the lines when you don't want it there. Replace the relay if it is defective.

If you have other issues, you can check the pump back to the tank by going on the business end of the relay and looking for resistance at the pump to ground. If it is open, the pump or the harness is bad...GMs have harness issues...not Fords.

should be in the engine compartment fuse box and the inertia switch is located under the carpet in the rear hatch on the left side of the car