This comprehensive service repair manual covers Ford COUNTRY & SQUIRE models from 1975 to 1987, providing detailed information for both car owners with basic mechanical skills and independent auto service professionals. It offers the same specifications and procedures available to authorized dealer service departments. The manual empowers owners to be better informed about their vehicle and confidently discuss repairs with automotive technicians, even if they don't intend to work on the car themselves. The manual covers every aspect of the Ford COUNTRY & SQUIRE, including general information, engine service and overhauling, transmission, chassis, body, wiring, fuel system, emission control, induction, mechanical control system, transmission and differentials, troubleshooting and diagnostics, steering and suspension, brakes, ABS, full specifications, torque settings, and service work. The manual details how to diagnose engine fault symptoms, research and evaluate the best approach to fixing vehicle problems, test suspected parts using secret techniques used by top mechanics, trace and verify wiring diagrams by giving specific terminal pin connections and expected readings, understand and analyze different engine management systems, identify common fixes, and check if you've received the best mechanic or garage. It also provides practical quick solutions to problems with drawings, such as no-starts, hesitations, stalling, and more. The manual offers valuable insights into common tips about your vehicle before small problems escalate.

The Ford Country Squire, produced from 1975 to 1987, was a station wagon variant of the Ford LTD, offering a blend of practicality and luxury. This model represented the final iteration of the classic "woody" station wagon design, boasting faux wood paneling along the sides. This design element, reminiscent of the wooden-bodied wagons of yesteryear, contributed to the Country Squire's distinctive and nostalgic appeal. Beyond aesthetics, the Country Squire was praised for its spacious interior, capable of comfortably seating up to nine passengers. It was a popular choice for families and individuals who valued both practicality and a touch of elegance, offering generous cargo space for luggage, sporting equipment, or even transporting large families and friends. Under the hood, the Country Squire was powered by a range of robust V8 engines, including the 400 cubic inch (6.6L) and the 460 cubic inch (7.5L) options. These engines, coupled with a sturdy chassis and suspension system, ensured a comfortable and capable ride. The Country Squire was a dependable vehicle, known for its durability and longevity. Its spacious interior, coupled with the practical features of a station wagon, made it a popular choice for a variety of lifestyles. Although production ceased in 1987, the Ford Country Squire remains a cherished classic, representing a bygone era of automotive design and functionality. Its distinctive wood-paneled aesthetic and spacious interior continue to capture the imagination of car enthusiasts, making it a sought-after collectible vehicle.