Ford full-size E-150-E-350 petrol vans (92-14) Haynes Manual USA (Paperback)

Typical Haynes manual, well illustrated and detailed. Not a full professional repair manual but that's not what you get for this cost. What they do describe, they do pretty well, and an amateur might well recoup the cost of the book in a single job. The last one I bought was 15 years ago, and I think they've got clearer over the years. I'm sure I'll be using this one for more years to come.

I keep this in the van to study or reference. Always handy to get tech specs or part references. Even has some light instruction for proper maintenance.

Great books I always buy one when I get a new vehicle

Very clean for a used for. No rip pages recommended to others.

Just buy it. It outlines everything you need to know. Handy to have around.

Definitely not a Ford manual. Some of the information is useful. Better than nothing.

As with all Haynes products: photography, diagrams and illustrations are impeccable and excellent for visualizing the work before you do it. Torque specs are always easy to find in section tables. Love it!

My 93 E-250 has an air bag warning light and I bought this book to help troubleshoot this critical safety system. This book has NO information on any of the advanced systems. The hard mechanical stuff on these vans is easy peasy to begin with and it is infuriating that this important information is missing.

Información clara y concisa, necesaria para una reparación profesional.

Hey guys (and gals) ! this book is produced and printed in the good old US of A , and guess what ? it's cheaper on Amazon Canada (Amazon.ca) than on Amazon.com, go figure !As for the book, I'm not a mechanic, just a little bit above average handyman and it's good enuff for me (probably will never try to dismantle the transmission, but in any case it' s there in the book !)

Covers a lot of years, but still very useful

I've owned one of these manuals for every car I've owned and usually they are great. This one sucks. It doesn't cover as much as usual and it covers too wide a range of years and models, so most of the information provided doesn't apply to my vehicle. None of the photos look like my vehicle. I mind as well have bought a manual for a random car and used that to fix my van. It would be about as useful.

I've always had a good experience with Hayes manuals