1991 Ford Festiva Service Manual

[billfrank85]

Not sure if this is against the rules or not, but I've got an online copy of this in .pdf format that I'm hosting...available for free viewing/downloading if anyone needs it. It has helped me several times...a lot more detailed than a Haynes manual for sure. Here's the link:

http://www.grinsider.com/1991-ford-festiva-service-manual/

[mikemounlio]

thanks for the help man.

[redlobster84]

Thanks, I can look at it now without going out to the garage and thumb through it.

[Morpheus]

Thanks! I have been looking for a service manual for quite some time.

[robertmee]

Thanks, downloading....how similar are the 90 and 91's as far as this manual would be concerned?

[91jesa]

Not sure if this is against the rules or not, but I've got an online copy of this in .pdf format that I'm hosting...available for free viewing/downloading if anyone needs it. It has helped me several times...a lot more detailed than a Haynes manual for sure. Here's the link:

http://www.grinsider.com/1991-ford-f...ervice-manual/

Newbie here....... was wondering if this pdf is still available for download, link above says page cannot be found. Thanks

[Safety Guy]

Any 1990 to 1993 Festiva manual should be pretty accurate for all those model years, except for a few options not available in later years like power steering, etc.

Same with the carbed 1988 and '89 models. On the other hand, if you have the '89 automatic you need your specific shop manual for much of your electronics and engine work, since that year FI system was "weird." But most of the rest of any manual should work for most Festivas with those few exceptions.

If you are "into" Festivas like me, it's good to "collect" a few manuals to have on hand for repair, consultation and just plain old literary enjoyment.

Karl

[shampooking]

Any 1990 to 1993 Festiva manual should be pretty accurate for all those model years, except for a few options not available in later years like power steering, etc.

Same with the carbed 1988 and '89 models. On the other hand, if you have the '89 automatic you need your specific shop manual for much of your electronics and engine work, since that year FI system was "weird." But most of the rest of any manual should work for most Festivas with those few exceptions.

If you are "into" Festivas like me, it's good to "collect" a few manuals to have on hand for repair, consultation and just plain old literary enjoyment.

Karl

agree

[NABEF9]

Does anybody have a more current link to a user manual? The linked one above has an error, and I'd love to be able to read one of the manuals...

[Aaronbrook37]

It's 10MB. Send me a PM with your logistics and I'll email it to you!

[NABEF9]

It's 10MB. Send me a PM with your logistics and I'll email it to you!

Thanks muchly!

[bravekozak]

https://docs.google.com/viewer?a=v&pid=explorer&chrome=true&srcid=0B8QWypUEOvtgN2E4NDI1ZTQtOWYwMS00NzVhLThiZDktOWY5YmVmZmFkNjU5&hl=en&authkey=CP3H0-MH