by metalworker0 » Fri Mar 13, 2026 9:31 pm
No .. the manual was given to me by a member of the forum .. he paid full price for it and does not like the idea of me giving it away.
So .. all i can do is look through it with any questions you want to ask about, copy a pages or diagrams that is it.
if i ever find a free one online , ill put a link to it .
Note: most or nearly all manuals you find shared online are someone ripping off a pay-for manuals site .. who show the manual and remove chunks of important info out of the "incomplete SAMPLE"of it, so its not much cop...Or the sample is good .. but chunks go missing when you try to copy it.. that's what some are like from ebay.
Not ever managed yet, to get the mk6/7 one that isn't missing bits.
Even with the paid for ones Non of them are indexed and properly searchable......they are just a giant 3000 page toilet roll, with the facts hidden inside somewhere!
There is a Haynes manual that is available .. but its not very good .. pics and diagrams are not good .. information not detailed enough (does not even show the drum brake diagram).. unlike a Haynes from the 6O's 70's 80;s and early 90's
USA has proper very detailed genuine Ford paper manuals on the Connect .. but they don't have the same engine and the electrics are in another manual.
all the best.mark