This comprehensive service and repair manual for the 1991 Mercury Capri is a valuable resource for anyone looking to maintain, repair, or simply understand their vehicle. It provides detailed instructions and diagrams for a wide range of operations, from basic maintenance procedures to complex engine and transmission repairs.

The manual covers everything from general maintenance tasks such as oil changes, tire rotations, and fluid checks to more involved repairs like engine overhaul, transmission rebuild, brake system service, and electrical system troubleshooting. It includes wiring diagrams to aid in understanding the electrical system, as well as detailed information on the fuel injection, fuel system, emission system, heater and air conditioning, engine control system, chassis and body, restraint system, interior, differential and drive, and axle.

This manual is a valuable resource for both professional mechanics and DIY enthusiasts. Whether you are a seasoned mechanic looking for a comprehensive reference or a home mechanic tackling basic repairs, this manual will provide you with the necessary information to complete the job correctly.

The 1991 Mercury Capri, a compact coupe built on the Ford Festiva platform, was a unique entry in the Mercury lineup, offering a blend of sporty styling and budget-friendly practicality. This generation of the Capri, which debuted in 1989, represented a departure from the previous '70s muscle car moniker, instead embracing a more Japanese-inspired design language with sharp lines, a prominent front grille, and a sloping rear window. Power came from a 1.3-liter four-cylinder engine, producing a modest 63 horsepower, making it a fuel-efficient choice for city driving and short commutes. The Capri's small size and nimble handling provided a fun and engaging driving experience, especially in urban environments. Inside, the cabin was surprisingly spacious for a compact car, offering comfortable seating for four occupants and adequate cargo space in the trunk. While basic in its features, the Capri provided value for its price, catering to budget-conscious buyers who sought a stylish and fuel-efficient alternative to larger sedans.

Despite its appealing attributes, the 1991 Mercury Capri was ultimately overshadowed by its more popular Ford counterpart, the Festiva. Though both cars shared the same platform and mechanical components, the Festiva's lower price point and greater availability made it a more attractive option for most buyers. While the Capri offered a more stylish and luxurious feel, its sales never reached the heights of the Festiva. The 1991 model year marked the last year of production for the Mercury Capri, with the model being discontinued shortly after due to declining sales and a changing automotive landscape. Although it may not have achieved mainstream success, the 1991 Mercury Capri remains a unique and often overlooked entry in Mercury's history, representing an era of compact cars designed for fuel economy and city driving, with a touch of affordable sporty flair.