Hi all. Just got a new-to-me 1995 F350 4x4 CCLB today. This big girl has the binge drinking 460c" V8, an automatic transmission and a looooong list of issues to sort out.

This is my first Ford Truck and I am wondering if you guys know of a (cheap/free) online resource for manuals/circuit diagrams for these units?

Wiring diagrams found in the Haynes manuals will not suffice for the repairs needed to get this truck into shape.

Cheers
Matt.

 

The cheapest I know of is the local library. Most of them have a reference section with manuals or they can get them on loan from other libraries. then copy what you need. Other than that most internet services are fee driven.
There are a lot of guys on this forum with tons of knowledge so start asking questions & see if answers are here on this forum. also there is a search section here that might help answer your questions.
Craig

 

As mentioned above you can generally find whatever you need here with a little effort, or ask and someone will help you.

If you really want your own manuals, which I understand, you can get the Alldata diy for one vehicle for a year for around $25 but I don't recommend it. Neither Alldata or Ondemand are really any better than Haynes, especially when it comes to wiring.

I just looked on ebay and you can get the factory manuals pretty reasonably there if you look through the listings a bit. I saw the factory wiring manual for 1995's for $12.

 

Autozone.com has some free info including wiring diagrams. You need to register to access them, but it is free.

 

Thanks fella's. I have not had to work on a Ford for ages so there will be a steep learning curve over the next few weeks as I track down the top ten problems, most of them caused by the previous owner bodging instead of repairing stuff properly.

I like the sound of the $12 factory manual.


Matt.

 

Hi,
Our local libraries have alldata diy online available -- catch is you have to use their computers (possibly you could use a laptop in the library)

Yours may have a similar deal. SOMETIMES alldata has better stuff, sometimes they don't. They often do have sections showing locations for components and grounds.

Mitchell used to publish an all brands resource ( trucks/cars/imports) that some libraries still have. They can also be pretty good.

As somebody else mentioned, ebay has some factory stuff as well.

hj

 

Is this what you might be looking for? I have it for sale down in the classifieds. Send me a PM if still interested.