This comprehensive service repair manual is your ultimate guide to maintaining and repairing your Ford Mustang, covering models from 1964 to 1973. Whether you're a seasoned mechanic or a car owner with basic mechanical skills, this manual provides the same detailed information and procedures available to authorized dealer service departments. Dive deep into the intricacies of your Mustang with detailed sections covering every aspect of the vehicle, including:

**General Information:** Get acquainted with your Mustang's specifications, identification numbers, and essential overview information.

**Engine Service and Overhauling:** Master engine maintenance and repair techniques, covering everything from routine servicing to complete overhauling.

**Transmission:** Understand the inner workings of your Mustang's transmission, with detailed instructions for inspection, adjustment, and repair.

**Chassis:** Explore the chassis system, including detailed information on suspension, steering, brakes, and more.

**Body:** Learn about bodywork, including repair procedures for dents, scratches, and other body damage.

**Wiring:** Uncover the intricacies of your Mustang's electrical system with comprehensive wiring diagrams and troubleshooting tips.

**Fuel System:** Gain insight into the fuel system, including information about fuel lines, pumps, carburetors, and fuel injection systems.

**Emission Control:** Understand the workings of your Mustang's emission control system, including diagnosis and repair procedures.

**Induction:** Explore the induction system, covering topics like air filters, intake manifolds, and throttle bodies.

**Mechanical:** Get a thorough understanding of the mechanical aspects of your Mustang, including engine components, drivetrain, and more.

**Control System:** Learn about the various control systems in your Mustang, including engine management systems, transmission controls, and more.

**Transmission and Differentials:** Gain a comprehensive understanding of your Mustang's transmission and differential systems, including repair and maintenance procedures.

**Troubleshooting and Diagnostics:** Master the art of diagnosing problems, including common fault codes and troubleshooting techniques.

**Steering and Suspension:** Learn about the steering and suspension systems, with detailed instructions for inspection, adjustment, and repair.

**Brakes:** Understand the brake system, including detailed information on brake components, inspection, adjustment, and repair.

**ABS:** Explore the Anti-lock Braking System (ABS) and learn how to diagnose and repair issues.

**Full Specifications and Torque Settings:** Find all the necessary specifications and torque settings for your Mustang, ensuring accurate and safe repairs.

**Service Work:** This comprehensive section provides detailed steps for performing various service procedures, keeping your Mustang in top condition.

With this service repair manual, you'll be equipped to tackle any maintenance or repair project with confidence, saving time and money in the process.

The Ford Mustang, first introduced in 1964, quickly became an iconic American muscle car, revolutionizing the automotive landscape. The 1964-1973 model years, often referred to as the "classic Mustang," represent a period of significant design evolution and performance enhancements. These early Mustangs were built on a compact unibody chassis, offering a sleek, sporty look with a low-slung profile. They were available in a variety of trims, including the base model, the sporty GT, and the luxurious Mach 1. Under the hood, the Mustang offered a range of V8 engines, from the humble 170 CID to the powerful 390 CID, allowing owners to tailor their driving experience to their desires. The Mustang's lightweight design, coupled with its powerful engine options, made it a formidable performer on both the street and the racetrack.

The 1964-1973 Ford Mustang was a product of its time, reflecting the trends of the era in both design and engineering. The iconic "fastback" body style introduced in 1964, with its sloping roofline and dramatic rear window, became a defining characteristic of the Mustang and remains popular today. Interior features included bucket seats, a center console, and a sport steering wheel, adding to the car's sporty appeal. The Mustang's popularity was further fueled by its affordability, making it accessible to a wider range of buyers. The car became a symbol of freedom, rebellion, and the American dream, reaching cultural icon status in movies, music, and television. Although production of the first generation Mustang ended in 1973, its legacy continues to inspire enthusiasts and collectors worldwide, solidifying its place in automotive history.