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Re: Ford auto mechanic?

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Originally Posted by Ether View Post
^This is an excellent idea.

Does anybody know where I can find a detailed electrical schematic?




ditto that. gasoline is scary stuff.



FSM (factory service manual) is your best bet. I like to get digital copies and have a laptop/tablet in the garage.

You could register with Autozone to get access to repair/service manuals, here.

There are, of course, numerous other sources.

IMO Haynes and similar are about useless except for listing torque specifications, so I do not think you should bother with one of those.

A google image search yields some interesting results, but nothing of great resolution...
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