The Ford Granada Scorpio Petrol 1985-1994 Service Repair Manual is a comprehensive guide designed for technicians, mechanics, and anyone interested in repairing or learning about this specific car model. It includes detailed information and technical data directly from the original manufacturer's book, ensuring accuracy and reliability. This manual covers various aspects of the Ford Granada Scorpio Petrol, including: * **Engine:** Detailed information on engine systems, diagnostics, and repairs. * **Transmission:** Comprehensive instructions on transmission components, troubleshooting, and maintenance. * **Brake System:** Thorough coverage of brake system components, repair procedures, and safety guidelines. * **Cooling System:** In-depth explanation of cooling system operations, troubleshooting, and maintenance. * **Exhaust System:** Detailed information on exhaust system components, repair and replacement procedures. * **Steering and Suspension:** Comprehensive instructions on steering and suspension systems, diagnostics, and repairs. * **Electrical System:** Detailed diagrams and explanations of electrical circuits, components, and troubleshooting. * **Tyre Rotation:** Step-by-step instructions on proper tire rotation practices. * **Valves:** Detailed information on valve systems, adjustment procedures, and maintenance. * **Lights:** Complete instructions on lighting systems, diagnostics, and repairs. This manual provides the necessary knowledge and guidance to perform repairs, maintenance, and troubleshooting on your Ford Granada Scorpio Petrol, allowing you to confidently address any issues you may encounter.

The Ford Granada Scorpio, a mid-size car produced by Ford Europe from 1985 to 1994, represented a significant shift in the company's approach to the executive car market. Introduced as the successor to the popular Ford Granada, the Scorpio aimed to offer a more sophisticated and modern driving experience, incorporating advanced technology and a sleeker design. The model's distinctive wedge-shaped profile, penned by renowned designer Uwe Bahnsen, distinguished it from its predecessor, along with a spacious interior featuring an ergonomic layout and comfort-oriented features. While retaining the practicality of a traditional saloon, the Scorpio also incorporated elements of a coupé, resulting in a distinctive and elegant aesthetic. Under the hood, the Ford Granada Scorpio offered a range of petrol engines, encompassing a diverse array of powertrain options designed to meet the needs of varying driving styles and preferences. The lineup included both four-cylinder and six-cylinder engines, ranging from the 1.8-liter petrol engine to the powerful 2.9-liter V6. These engines were paired with either a 5-speed manual or 4-speed automatic transmission, providing a smooth and responsive driving experience. The Scorpio also offered a comprehensive suite of safety features, including disc brakes on all four wheels, along with optional features such as ABS (Anti-lock Braking System) and airbags. Despite its notable advancements, the Scorpio struggled to achieve the success of its predecessor, and it ultimately faced competition from its own stablemate, the Ford Mondeo, which was launched in 1993. The model was discontinued in 1994, marking the end of an era for the Ford Granada nameplate.