I already have a repair book for my 1988 gt mustang, but i was wondering if theres a downloadable version that is just for my car, and where can i get it?
I would be interested to know as well. When I worked in a garage they had Mitchell on Demand, which probably doesn't help you much because it is a manual for every car. If there is someone that knows about this, like I said I would love to get my hands on that too.
I've got a few schematics for '88 GTs...not sure how i could get them onto a computer though. I've got wiring diagrams straight from Ford, also vaccum diagrams. Of course i've got the Haines tear down/rebuild book, and a couple Windsor V8 books, and a Holly carburator book.
what i really want is some kind of guide for removing everything you can from an engine bay, like emissions stuff, AC stuff, excess vaccum lines, pretty much everything except for what the motor needs to run and what the heater needs to work. Seems like a pretty basic idea, i just cant identify everything under the hood so i dont know what i can scrap and what will fry my car.
'disconnect battery. batteries are very dangerous; dont drink the battery contents. wear gloves and steel toe boots. if you have access to a suit of armor, wear it. use 33 jack stands. oil has been shown to make rats' little feet brown and smelly. dont drink coolant. but if you do, dont be surprised if your urine glows.
to remove motor, unbolt some stuff, installation is reverse of removal.'
do you guys mean that you dont like that type of in depth instructions. LOL. subscribing and bump.
LoL that's about the jist of it. I was just reading my Haines book trying to learn something about removing stuff, and even the diagrams they give are vaaaague. Plus they try to show so many damn things in one picture that it's almost like reading Chinese.