Vehicle Maintenance Ford Taurus 1 and 2
Jacking and towing
Jacking Warning: The car jack can only be used to raise the car when changing tires or placing frame stands. Never work under a machine or start the engine while it is...
Jacking Warning: The car jack can only be used to raise the car when changing tires or placing frame stands. Never work under a machine or start the engine while it is...
General vehicle specifications
Recommended lubricants and other fluids Engine oil Type API spring/autumn SF, SF/CC or SF/CD, all season Viscosity see attached table Capacity Four cylinder engine 4.7 l...
Recommended lubricants and other fluids Engine oil Type API spring/autumn SF, SF/CC or SF/CD, all season Viscosity see attached table Capacity Four cylinder engine 4.7 l...
Introduction to Maintenance
See illustrations 1.2a, 1.2b, 1.2c, 1.2d, 1.2e. Warning: the electric fan in these car models can be activated at any time, even when the ignition is off. When working...
See illustrations 1.2a, 1.2b, 1.2c, 1.2d, 1.2e. Warning: the electric fan in these car models can be activated at any time, even when the ignition is off. When working...
Maintenance Schedule
This schedule is based on the manufacturer's recommendations, with some intervals (e.g. regarding lubrication and replacement of operating fluids) reduced in order to...
This schedule is based on the manufacturer's recommendations, with some intervals (e.g. regarding lubrication and replacement of operating fluids) reduced in order to...
Fluid level checks
Warning: the electric fan in these car models can be activated at any time, even when the ignition is off. When working in the fan area, disconnect the fan motor or the...
Warning: the electric fan in these car models can be activated at any time, even when the ignition is off. When working in the fan area, disconnect the fan motor or the...
Tires and chamber pressure control
State Probable Cause Your actions Lateral wear 1 Insufficient tire pressure (Both sides worn out). 2. Incorrect camber (One side worn). 3 Sharp turns. 4. The hub bearing...
State Probable Cause Your actions Lateral wear 1 Insufficient tire pressure (Both sides worn out). 2. Incorrect camber (One side worn). 3 Sharp turns. 4. The hub bearing...
Checking the fluid level in the power steering
See illustrations 5.2 and 5.5. Warning: in these models of vehicles, the electric fan may operate with the ignition off. When working in the fan area, turn off its motor...
See illustrations 5.2 and 5.5. Warning: in these models of vehicles, the electric fan may operate with the ignition off. When working in the fan area, turn off its motor...
Checking the Fluid Level in an Automatic Transmission
Warning: in these models of vehicles, the electric fan may operate with the ignition off. When working in the fan area, turn off its motor or disconnect the battery...
Warning: in these models of vehicles, the electric fan may operate with the ignition off. When working in the fan area, turn off its motor or disconnect the battery...
Changing engine oil and filter
Warning: in these models of vehicles, the electric fan may operate with the ignition off. When working in the fan area, turn off its motor or disconnect the battery...
Warning: in these models of vehicles, the electric fan may operate with the ignition off. When working in the fan area, turn off its motor or disconnect the battery...
Clutch pedal adjustment
1. All vehicles covered in this manual are equipped with a self-adjusting cable clutch mechanism. 2. After a certain interval, lift the clutch pedal and then press it...
1. All vehicles covered in this manual are equipped with a self-adjusting cable clutch mechanism. 2. After a certain interval, lift the clutch pedal and then press it...
Checking and replacing pipelines located under the hood
Warning: in these models of vehicles, the electric fan may operate with the ignition off. When working in the fan area, turn off its motor or disconnect the negative...
Warning: in these models of vehicles, the electric fan may operate with the ignition off. When working in the fan area, turn off its motor or disconnect the negative...
Checking, adjusting and replacing the drive belt
Warning: in these models of vehicles, the electric fan may operate with the ignition off. When working in the fan area, turn off its motor or disconnect the battery...
Warning: in these models of vehicles, the electric fan may operate with the ignition off. When working in the fan area, turn off its motor or disconnect the battery...
Air filter replacement
Warning: in these models of vehicles, the electric fan may operate with the ignition off. When working in the fan area, turn off its motor or disconnect the battery...
Warning: in these models of vehicles, the electric fan may operate with the ignition off. When working in the fan area, turn off its motor or disconnect the battery...
PCV valve and crankcase breather check
Note: To ensure the efficient operation of the PCV system. periodically clean the lines, check the PCV valve and the crankcase breather according to the recommendations...
Note: To ensure the efficient operation of the PCV system. periodically clean the lines, check the PCV valve and the crankcase breather according to the recommendations...
Fuel system check
1. If you smell gasoline after the car has stood in the sun, inspect the fuel system immediately. 2. Remove the fuel filler cap and carefully inspect for damage and...
1. If you smell gasoline after the car has stood in the sun, inspect the fuel system immediately. 2. Remove the fuel filler cap and carefully inspect for damage and...
Fuel filter replacement
Warning: before removing the fuel filter, you must reduce the pressure in the fuel system ( see chapter 4 ). 1. Locate the fuel filter on the right frame rail, next to...
Warning: before removing the fuel filter, you must reduce the pressure in the fuel system ( see chapter 4 ). 1. Locate the fuel filter on the right frame rail, next to...
Checking the cooling system
1. When checking the cooling system, the engine must be cold, so all the following procedures should be carried out the day before the trip or at least three hours after...
1. When checking the cooling system, the engine must be cold, so all the following procedures should be carried out the day before the trip or at least three hours after...
Exhaust system check
1. With a cold engine (at least 3 hours after turning off the engine) check the exhaust system, completely, starting with the engine and ending with the exhaust pipe....
1. With a cold engine (at least 3 hours after turning off the engine) check the exhaust system, completely, starting with the engine and ending with the exhaust pipe....
Tire change
1. Tires should be swapped at regular intervals and when abnormal wear is detected. After lifting the vehicle and removing the tires, be sure to check the brakes at the...
1. Tires should be swapped at regular intervals and when abnormal wear is detected. After lifting the vehicle and removing the tires, be sure to check the brakes at the...
Checking shock absorbers
1. Place the car on a level ground, turn off the engine, apply the handbrake. Check tire pressure. 2. Press down on one corner of the car, then release and notice the...
1. Place the car on a level ground, turn off the engine, apply the handbrake. Check tire pressure. 2. Press down on one corner of the car, then release and notice the...
Steering and suspension check
1. Visually inspect the steering system for damage and wear. Look for leaks, damaged seals, tips, caps. 2. Wipe off any dirt from the lower end of the ball joint and...
1. Visually inspect the steering system for damage and wear. Look for leaks, damaged seals, tips, caps. 2. Wipe off any dirt from the lower end of the ball joint and...
Brake check
Note: In addition to regular inspections, the brake system should be inspected each time a wheel is changed or malfunctions occur. From a safety point of view, checking...
Note: In addition to regular inspections, the brake system should be inspected each time a wheel is changed or malfunctions occur. From a safety point of view, checking...
Lubrication of the automatic transmission control rod
1. Open the hood and locate the shift cable that runs behind the transmission on the left side. 2. Clean the contact points and swivel sections at the top end of the...
1. Open the hood and locate the shift cable that runs behind the transmission on the left side. 2. Clean the contact points and swivel sections at the top end of the...
Checking the oil level in a manual transmission
Note: The level and quality of the oil in a manual transmission should not decrease during normal vehicle operation. However, we recommend checking it from time to time....
Note: The level and quality of the oil in a manual transmission should not decrease during normal vehicle operation. However, we recommend checking it from time to time....
Checking and disassembling the rear wheel bearing (yes, 1989)
Warning: as a result of wear of the brake linings, dust is formed, which settles on the elements of the brake system. It contains asbestos and is harmful to health. Do...
Warning: as a result of wear of the brake linings, dust is formed, which settles on the elements of the brake system. It contains asbestos and is harmful to health. Do...
Replacing spark plugs
Warning: in these models of vehicles, the electric fan may operate with the ignition off. When working in the fan area, turn off its motor or disconnect the battery...
Warning: in these models of vehicles, the electric fan may operate with the ignition off. When working in the fan area, turn off its motor or disconnect the battery...
Checking and replacing spark plug wires
Warning: in these models of vehicles, the electric fan may operate with the ignition off. When working in the fan area, turn off its motor or disconnect the battery...
Warning: in these models of vehicles, the electric fan may operate with the ignition off. When working in the fan area, turn off its motor or disconnect the battery...
Maintenance of the cooling system (draining, flushing, filling)
Warning: Antifreeze is a corrosive and poisonous liquid, so be careful not to drop it on the painted surfaces of your car or on your skin. If this happens, immediately...
Warning: Antifreeze is a corrosive and poisonous liquid, so be careful not to drop it on the painted surfaces of your car or on your skin. If this happens, immediately...
Changing the fluid and filter in an automatic transmission
Note: the procedure for periodic replacement of fluid and filters is not regulated by the manufacturer. However, if you constantly drive the car or operate it in...
Note: the procedure for periodic replacement of fluid and filters is not regulated by the manufacturer. However, if you constantly drive the car or operate it in...
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Taurus 1 and 2
- General information
- Characteristics
- Maintenance
- Troubleshooting
- Engine
- Four-cylinder engine
- Six-cylinder engine
- Overhaul
- Cooling system
- Fuel/exhaust systems
- Engine electrics
- Emission control
- Transmission
- Mechanical gearbox
- Automatic gearbox
- Clutch and drives
- Chassis
- Brake system
- Car suspension
- Steering
- Body
- Repair and maintenance
- Electrical equipment
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