1949-1950-1951 Ford Passenger Car Shop Manual (7098 A) November 24, 1950

1949-1950-1951 Ford Passenger Car Shop Manual (7098 A) November 24, 1950

This manual combines under one cover com￾plete service information for the 1949-50-51 Ford

Passenger Cars. All aspects of the servicing of

the parts, assemblies, or systems involved will be

found here. Repair men will find step by step

procedures plus disassembled views of all of the

assemblies used in these models. The diagnos￾tician will find that working procedures for each

kind of trouble he will encounter are covered.

Maintenance and lubrication data is provided

for those interested in this aspect of service.

Service Managers and salesmen will find hints

of everyday care that they can pass on to their

customers. Collision men will find construction

detail well illustrated to assist them in collision

work. Electrical men will find simply written

principles, not only of operation, but of testing

as well fc£,!ach of the electrical units or systems.

Upholstery men will find how-to-do-it procedures

for their work.

Step-by-step procedures for the disassembly,

inspection, and repair are presented throughout

this manual. In addition, each assembly has been

illustrated disassembled, with each of the com￾ponent parts arranged in the order of assembly

or disassembly. In many cases, a glance at these

illustrations will tell you all you need to know

about how the parts go together. These illus￾trations carry basic part numbers for each of the

parts. These basic numbers plus the model num￾ber of the car will permit you to order parts

from any Ford dealer even though you may not

have a "Parts Book."

In recognition of the specialization that is cur￾rently practiced in many service establishments,

this manual has been divided into five major

divisions. These five parts are as follows:

Part ONE—POWER PLANT—has to do with

the Ford engines and the various systems that

are necessary to their operation. These include

fuel system, ignition system, and the cooling

system.

Part TWO—CHASSIS—starting with the

clutch, covers the entire power train (clutch,

transmission, drive line, rear axles, etc.) and the

running gear (wheels, tires, brakes, springs, sus￾pension, frames, steering gear, and linkages, etc.).

Part THREE—ELECTRICAL AND AC￾CESSORIES—covers all of the electrical systems

and units (other than ignition which is covered

in Part ONE) and all of the accessories for

Ford cars.

Part FOUR—BODIES—contains complete in￾formation on the maintenance and repair of all

body components, including adjustment and

alignment not only of the body proper, but also

of doors, deck lids, hoods, fenders, and shields.

Part FIVE—MAINTENANCE, TROUBLE

SHOOTING, AND SPECIFICATIONS—has

been arranged in the back of the book separately

for the convenience of quick service men. In

this part, all of the information ordinarily re￾quired for quick service men and service sales￾men has been combined into three separate

chapters.

The Table of Contents on the next page shows

not only the part break-down as described above,

but also the chapters that have been established

in each of the five parts. Each chapter has been

divided into sections which also are listed in

the Table of Contents. Regardless of the aspect

of service in which you are interested or the

unit of the vehicle in which you may be special￾izing, a glance at the Table of Contents will

quickly direct you to the portion of this manual

in which you are interested. If you are interested

in maintenance procedures, trouble shooting, or

specifications, the information you desire will be

found in Part FIVE. Otherwise, it will fall in

one of the four other parts. A quick glance at

the chapter and section listings under the part

involved will direct you to the page desired.

Throughout this manual the top of each left￾hand, even-numbered page gives the name of the

chapter; and the top of each right-hand, odd￾numbered page gives the name of the section

involved. Thus, regardless of where you open the

manual, a glance at the top of the two pages

will tell you exactly what subject matter is dis￾cussed at that point.

No one expects even the most experienced

mechanic to remember all details of servicing

these cars and you will find that you will have

to occasionally refer to this manual. Keep your

manual where it will be readily available for

reference at all times.

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