Problem: The twin air meters on the 1994 Ford Granada Estate 2.9i Scorpio can cause erratic idling and running issues.

Solution:

Check Air Meter Connections:

Inspect Wiring: Ensure all wiring and connectors to the air meters are secure and undamaged.

Clean Contacts: Clean the electrical contacts and connectors with contact cleaner.

Test Air Meters:

Use a Multimeter: Check the resistance and voltage output of the air meters according to the specifications in the manual.

Replace if Necessary: If the readings are out of range, replace the faulty air meter.

Adjust Idle Settings:

Idle Speed Adjustment: Follow the manual instructions to adjust the idle speed and mixture settings.

Inspect for Vacuum Leaks:

Check Hoses: Inspect all vacuum hoses for leaks and replace any damaged hoses.

Our Workshop Service & Repair Manual (PDF) includes detailed troubleshooting steps for air meters and idle issues, ensuring accurate repairs and smooth engine performance.

Problem: The air conditioning radiator in the 1994 Ford Granada Estate 2.9i Scorpio tends to corrode over time.

Solution:

Inspect Radiator Condition:

Look for Corrosion: Examine the radiator for signs of corrosion or leaks.

Clean the Radiator:

Remove Corrosion: Use a radiator cleaner and brush to remove surface corrosion. Rinse thoroughly.

Check for Leaks:

Perform a Pressure Test: Use a pressure tester to check for leaks in the radiator.

Replace if Necessary:

Install New Radiator: If the radiator is severely corroded, follow the manual’s instructions to replace it with a new one.

Protect Against Future Corrosion:

Use Corrosion Inhibitors: Add a corrosion inhibitor to the cooling system to prevent future issues.

The manual provides step-by-step guidance on inspecting, cleaning, and replacing the air conditioning radiator, helping you maintain optimal cooling performance.

Problem: The propshaft U-joint may need replacement due to wear or damage.

Solution:

Lift the Vehicle:

Secure with Jack Stands: Use a jack to lift the vehicle and secure it with jack stands.

Remove Propshaft:

Loosen Bolts: Remove the bolts securing the propshaft to the differential and transmission.

Detach Propshaft: Carefully detach the propshaft from the vehicle.

Replace U-Joint:

Remove Old U-Joint: Use a press or hammer to remove the old U-joint from the propshaft.

Install New U-Joint: Position and press the new U-joint into place.

Reinstall Propshaft:

Align and Secure: Reinstall the propshaft and tighten the bolts to specifications.

Test Drive:

Check for Vibration: Ensure there are no vibrations or noises from the propshaft during a test drive.

Our manual provides comprehensive instructions and diagrams for propshaft U-joint replacement, ensuring accurate and effective repairs.

Problem: Suspension components like shocks, bushes, and track control arms may require attention.

Solution:

Inspect Suspension Components:

Check Shocks and Struts: Look for signs of wear or leakage in the shocks and struts.

Examine Bushes: Inspect suspension bushes for cracks or deterioration.

Check Track Control Arms: Look for play or damage in the track control arms.

Replace Worn Parts:

Replace Shocks/Struts: Follow the manual’s guidelines to replace worn shocks or struts.

Install New Bushes: Replace damaged bushes with new ones.

Repair/Replace Control Arms: Address any issues with the track control arms as needed.

Perform a Wheel Alignment:

Align Suspension: After replacing components, have the suspension aligned to ensure proper handling.

The manual includes detailed maintenance tips and repair procedures for suspension components, helping you keep your vehicle’s ride and handling in top condition.

Problem: Corrosion can affect various parts of the vehicle, including the body and undercarriage.

Solution:

Inspect for Rust:

Check Body and Undercarriage: Look for signs of rust or corrosion.

Clean Affected Areas:

Remove Rust: Use a wire brush and rust remover to clean affected areas.

Wash and Dry: Thoroughly wash and dry the area before proceeding.

Apply Rust Protection:

Use Rust Inhibitor: Apply a rust inhibitor or primer to protect against future corrosion.

Repaint if Needed: Repaint affected areas with automotive paint to safeguard against rust.

Regular Maintenance:

Inspect Periodically: Regularly check for and address any signs of rust.

Our manual offers comprehensive advice on addressing and preventing rust and corrosion, helping you maintain your vehicle’s appearance and longevity.