Maintenance pdf.

Hi folks,
About 6 months ago I recall someone posting a link for a maintenance pdf, if
I recall correctly it was from Ford.
I have tried searching Google to find it, with no luck. Would someone
please post the link or perhaps give me some tips on how to find it in
Google.
Once again, thanks for the great help.
Steve

"Esteban" > wrote in message
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> Hi folks,
> About 6 months ago I recall someone posting a link for a maintenance pdf,
if
> I recall correctly it was from Ford.
> I have tried searching Google to find it, with no luck. Would someone
> please post the link or perhaps give me some tips on how to find it in
> Google.
> Once again, thanks for the great help.
> Steve
>
>

It would help if you told us what year and model you have. Another good
source is the Ford Repair Manual on CD. You can usually find them on eBay
for $10-12 or so.

www.autozone.com has *some* repair info but you have to enter your car info
first. It's free.

"Ulysses" /> wrote in message
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> "Esteban" > wrote in message
> t...
>> Hi folks,
>> About 6 months ago I recall someone posting a link for a maintenance pdf,
> if
>> I recall correctly it was from Ford.
>> I have tried searching Google to find it, with no luck. Would someone
>> please post the link or perhaps give me some tips on how to find it in
>> Google.
>> Once again, thanks for the great help.
>> Steve
>>
>>
>
> It would help if you told us what year and model you have. Another good
> source is the Ford Repair Manual on CD. You can usually find them on eBay
> for $10-12 or so.
>
> www.autozone.com has *some* repair info but you have to enter your car
> info
> first. It's free.

Thanks for the response Ulysses,
You are correct...I should have said that it was for a 1998 Merc.
Mountaineer, 5.0, AWD. That's the first mistake I have made in 55 years.
<G>
If I remember correctly, I was under the impression that the pdf file was a
Ford product and all one had to do was to type the year, make and model and
one would have the complete maintenance manual for that particular vehicle.
Perhaps I was getting confused with the Ford Repair Manual CD.
I will try eBay later today and see what they offer.
Thanks again,
Steve

Did you try the Ford sites?

https://myford.fordvehicles.com/serv...age%2FHomePage

http://www.genuineservice.com/genuin...av=maintenance

--
Allan Williams



"Esteban" > wrote in message
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> "Ulysses" /> wrote in message
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>>
>> "Esteban" > wrote in message
>> t...
>>> Hi folks,
>>> About 6 months ago I recall someone posting a link for a maintenance
>>> pdf,
>> if
>>> I recall correctly it was from Ford.
>>> I have tried searching Google to find it, with no luck. Would someone
>>> please post the link or perhaps give me some tips on how to find it in
>>> Google.
>>> Once again, thanks for the great help.
>>> Steve
>>>
>>>
>>
>> It would help if you told us what year and model you have. Another good
>> source is the Ford Repair Manual on CD. You can usually find them on
>> eBay
>> for $10-12 or so.
>>
>> www.autozone.com has *some* repair info but you have to enter your car
>> info
>> first. It's free.
>
> Thanks for the response Ulysses,
> You are correct...I should have said that it was for a 1998 Merc.
> Mountaineer, 5.0, AWD. That's the first mistake I have made in 55 years.
> <G>
> If I remember correctly, I was under the impression that the pdf file was
> a Ford product and all one had to do was to type the year, make and model
> and one would have the complete maintenance manual for that particular
> vehicle. Perhaps I was getting confused with the Ford Repair Manual CD.
> I will try eBay later today and see what they offer.
> Thanks again,
> Steve
>
>

"Esteban" > wrote in message
...
>
> "Ulysses" /> wrote in message
> ...
>>
>> "Esteban" > wrote in message
>> t...
>>> Hi folks,
>>> About 6 months ago I recall someone posting a link for a maintenance
>>> pdf,
>> if
>>> I recall correctly it was from Ford.
>>> I have tried searching Google to find it, with no luck. Would someone
>>> please post the link or perhaps give me some tips on how to find it in
>>> Google.
>>> Once again, thanks for the great help.
>>> Steve
>>>
>>>
>>
>> It would help if you told us what year and model you have. Another good
>> source is the Ford Repair Manual on CD. You can usually find them on
>> eBay
>> for $10-12 or so.
>>
>> www.autozone.com has *some* repair info but you have to enter your car
>> info
>> first. It's free.
>
> Thanks for the response Ulysses,
> You are correct...I should have said that it was for a 1998 Merc.
> Mountaineer, 5.0, AWD. That's the first mistake I have made in 55 years.
> <G>
> If I remember correctly, I was under the impression that the pdf file was
> a Ford product and all one had to do was to type the year, make and model
> and one would have the complete maintenance manual for that particular
> vehicle. Perhaps I was getting confused with the Ford Repair Manual CD.
> I will try eBay later today and see what they offer.
> Thanks again,
> Steve
>
Ulysses, thanks for the eBay tip. I found exactly what I wanted.
Steve

"Esteban" > wrote in message
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> "Esteban" > wrote in message
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> > "Ulysses" /> wrote in message
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> >> "Esteban" > wrote in message
> >> t...
> >>> Hi folks,
> >>> About 6 months ago I recall someone posting a link for a maintenance
> >>> pdf,
> >> if
> >>> I recall correctly it was from Ford.
> >>> I have tried searching Google to find it, with no luck. Would someone
> >>> please post the link or perhaps give me some tips on how to find it in
> >>> Google.
> >>> Once again, thanks for the great help.
> >>> Steve
> >>>
> >>>
> >>
> >> It would help if you told us what year and model you have. Another
good
> >> source is the Ford Repair Manual on CD. You can usually find them on
> >> eBay
> >> for $10-12 or so.
> >>
> >> www.autozone.com has *some* repair info but you have to enter your car
> >> info
> >> first. It's free.
> >
> > Thanks for the response Ulysses,
> > You are correct...I should have said that it was for a 1998 Merc.
> > Mountaineer, 5.0, AWD. That's the first mistake I have made in 55
years.
> > <G>
> > If I remember correctly, I was under the impression that the pdf file
was
> > a Ford product and all one had to do was to type the year, make and
model
> > and one would have the complete maintenance manual for that particular
> > vehicle. Perhaps I was getting confused with the Ford Repair Manual CD.
> > I will try eBay later today and see what they offer.
> > Thanks again,
> > Steve
> >
> Ulysses, thanks for the eBay tip. I found exactly what I wanted.
> Steve
>
>
When you get your Ford CD you may have some trouble finding the info you
want at first. For example, when looking up transfer case info I chose
"Control Trac" and found very little but found everything I needed under
"Transfer Case." IOW the bulk of the info seems to be under the general
headings and only the model-specific stuff is under the specific headings.
Good luck.