1991 Ford F150 Custom L6 4.9L

>>15234397
Shot in the dark but maybe call a dealership or something and ask. If nothing else they might be able to point you in the right direction?

>>15234409
Called Ford and Mercury United States
(18003923673) they do not have the manual, was transferred to another sector, ended in dial tone :/

ok... so the desk number the guy gave me (18005443312) rings for ~18 minutes then ends in dial tone... darn :/

So no manual from fords side... any other ideas? I am willing to play for an actual ford manual but not one of the "general overview of 50 trucks" manuals

http://m.ebay.com/itm/1991-Ford-Bronco-Econoline-F-150-250-350-Truck-Shop-Service-Manual-Set-of-2-/391459967339?nav=SEARCH

Ford trucks and economies are all basically the same. The 300ci straight six is a wonderful engine

amazon got the chilton version

>>15234397

you want the alldata set
you can find the entire 560+ GB alldata set on torrent sites

years range from 82-2013 and some 2014 or all foreign and domestic vehicles sold in the US

you don't have to download the entire set just for that one truck
you can download the main installer, then load the program up, then choose the vehicle and it will tell you which disk contains the 91 F-150
then you can just download that single disk out of the entire collection with your torrent client

>>15235091
>alldata
https://youtu.be/fYFmDclNDDU?t=11s

Rockauto or the BISHKO website.
They make reprinted FSMs.

BISHKO 1096
Bronco, Econoline, F-Series, F-Super Duty
Truck Shop Manual
Volume 1 of 2
Chassis/Engine/Electrical
$145.79

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Hate to pop your bubble but don't paint that it's two far gone a half ass paint job will cast 3,000 and probably still won't look good....it's something that you could try to learn bondo, sanding, or possibly welding on. But reasonably you could buy a better truck for the cost of a paint job on that one

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For plastic parts check the junkyards. I would not worry about a manual the entenet should be able to find videos of how to do it or forums that describe it.

You don't need a repair manual. You have the internet now.