1979 Ford Capri 2.3 V6 Ghia – Workshop Service & Repair Manual

• Inspect: Check for visible rust spots on body panels and the undercarriage.
• Clean: Remove dirt and debris from affected areas.
• Sand: Use sandpaper or a wire brush to remove rust down to bare metal.
• Treat: Apply a rust-inhibiting primer to the cleaned area.
• Paint: Finish with a rust-resistant paint to prevent future corrosion.
• Protect: Regularly inspect and apply rust proofing treatments.

Need detailed steps and diagrams? Our comprehensive manual offers complete guidance on rust repair and prevention.

• Diagnose: Test all electrical components, including lights and wiring, with a multimeter.
• Inspect: Check for loose or corroded connections and damaged wires.
• Replace: Fix or replace any damaged components or wiring.
• Test: Verify that all electrical systems are functioning correctly after repairs.
• Secure: Ensure all connections are tight and insulated.

For detailed troubleshooting and wiring diagrams, refer to our workshop manual for complete electrical system maintenance.

• Inspect: Check for fuel leaks and inspect the carburetor for dirt or debris.
• Clean: Use a carburetor cleaner to remove any blockages or buildup.
• Adjust: Tune the carburetor settings to match manufacturer specifications.
• Replace: Install a new fuel filter if it's clogged.
• Test: Run the engine to ensure smooth operation and proper fuel delivery.

Our manual provides step-by-step instructions for cleaning and adjusting the carburetor, ensuring optimal performance.

• Check: Inspect the cooling system for leaks, including the radiator, hoses, and water pump.
• Top Off: Ensure the coolant level is sufficient.
• Replace: Fix or replace any damaged hoses or components.
• Flush: Perform a coolant system flush to remove any debris or buildup.
• Test: Monitor the engine temperature to confirm that the issue is resolved.

Our manual includes detailed procedures for diagnosing and repairing cooling system issues.

• Inspect: Check for worn or damaged suspension components, including shocks, struts, and bushings.
• Replace: Install new suspension parts as needed.
• Align: Perform a wheel alignment to ensure proper handling.
• Test Drive: Test the vehicle to confirm that handling and ride quality have improved.

For comprehensive instructions on suspension repair and maintenance, refer to our detailed manual.