Falcon

This manual covers the Ford Falcon and Fairlane models produced between 1988 and 1994, encompassing generations XF, EA, EB, and ED for the Falcon, and relevant Fairlane variants. These vehicles, primarily manufactured in Australia, represent a significant part of Ford's automotive heritage in the region, known for their robust engineering and suitability for local conditions. The Falcon served as a versatile model, while the Fairlane offered a more luxurious experience, often sharing core components but distinguished by enhanced comfort and styling.

The Ford Falcon AU Series represents a significant chapter in Australian automotive history, produced from 1998 to 2002. This generation, encompassing Series I, II, and III, offered a range of body styles including Sedan and Station Wagon, powered by robust engine options such as the 4.0L inline-six (OHC and DOHC variants) and the 4.9L V8 Windsor. Known for its distinctive styling and continued dominance in the Australian market, the AU Falcon was engineered for reliability and performance, featuring multi-point fuel injection and available with a 4-speed automatic or 5-speed manual transmission. Its production in Campbellfield, Victoria, underscored Ford Australia's commitment to local manufacturing.

The Ford Falcon, spanning the AU and early BA series from 1998 to 2005, represents a significant chapter in Australian automotive history. Known for its robust engineering and Australian-specific development, this model offered a range of body styles including Sedan, Station Wagon, and Utility, catering to diverse needs from family transport to commercial use. It featured a variety of powerful engine options, including the renowned 4.0L I6 Barra (naturally aspirated and turbocharged) and V8 Windsor and Barra 32V engines, paired with manual and automatic transmissions. The Falcon's design evolved through these years, with the AU series introducing a distinctive aesthetic and the BA series bringing further refinement and enhanced safety features, including improved ANCAP ratings.

This manual provides comprehensive service, repair, and diagnostic information for the 2003 Ford BA Falcon. As a factory service repair workshop manual, it details every aspect of the vehicle, from basic maintenance to complex overhauls. The BA Falcon, a significant redesign for the iconic Australian-made model, was known for its modern engineering and performance, offered with various engine and body style options. This manual is an essential resource for maintaining the reliability and optimal performance of your Ford Falcon.

This manual covers the Ford Falcon AU Series 1-3, produced from 1998 to 2002, encompassing Sedan, Ute, and Wagon body styles across all trim levels including Fairmont and XR6/XR8 variants. The AU Falcon represented a significant evolution for Ford Australia, known for its distinct styling and a range of powerful engine options, including the 4.0L OHC 6-cylinder, the enhanced 4.0L OHC VCT 6-cylinder, and the robust 5.0L V8. These vehicles were engineered for Australian conditions and offered a blend of performance and practicality, making them a popular choice for families and enthusiasts alike.

The Ford AU Falcon, produced from 1998, represents a significant chapter in Australian automotive history. This model marked a bold departure in styling and engineering for Ford Australia, aiming to capture a dominant share of the local large car market. Known for its distinctive "New Edge" design language, the AU Falcon offered a range of engine options, including the robust 4.0L inline-six and a powerful 5.0L V8, paired with either manual or automatic transmissions. Its engineering quality and reliability were central to its appeal, making it a popular choice for families and fleet buyers alike.

This manual covers the Ford Falcon AU series, produced from 1998 to 2002, including AU Series I, II, and III. As Ford Australia's flagship model, the Falcon was renowned for its Australian-specific engineering, robust chassis dynamics, and strong performance, particularly in its V8 variants. Available in Sedan, Station Wagon, and Ute body styles, these vehicles were equipped with a range of V6 and V8 engines, paired with either manual or automatic transmissions. The Ford Falcon AU represented a significant evolution in the model's history, offering a blend of comfort, power, and practicality for the Australian and New Zealand markets.

This manual covers the Ford Falcon AU series, produced for the Australian market from 1998 to 2002. The AU Falcon represented a significant evolution for Ford Australia, featuring a distinctive design and engineering advancements. This iconic vehicle was available in sedan, wagon, and ute body styles, powered by a range of inline-six and V8 engines, and offered with both manual and automatic transmissions. Its robust construction and focus on driver comfort made it a popular choice for families and fleet use across Australia.

The Ford Falcon AU series, produced between 1998 and 2002, represents a significant chapter in Australian automotive history. As an evolution of Ford's iconic Falcon line, the AU generation introduced a distinctive design and engineering focused on improving aerodynamics and incorporating European styling cues. Manufactured by Ford Australia, this model is recognized for its robust build and adaptability across various body styles, including sedan and wagon. The Falcon AU was engineered to meet the demands of everyday driving and family use, embodying Ford's commitment to reliable and practical vehicles for the Australian market.

The Ford Falcon AU, produced from 1998 to 2002, represents a significant chapter in Australian automotive history. Built on the EA/EB/ED/EF/EL platform derivative, this model was a key competitor in the Australian family sedan market, offering spacious interiors, robust build quality suited for local conditions, and strong performance, particularly with its range of inline-six and V8 engines. Notable features included its distinctive styling, which aimed for a more European influence, and its reputation for capable chassis dynamics, especially in the performance-oriented XR variants. The AU Falcon was manufactured in Campbellfield, Victoria, embodying Ford Australia's long-standing commitment to local development and production.

The Ford Falcon AU Series II/III, produced in 2002, is an iconic Australian-manufactured vehicle. Building on Ford Australia's rich heritage, this model represents a significant evolution in the Falcon lineage, offering robust performance with engine options typically including the 4.0L Inline 6-cylinder Barra and the 5.0L V8 Windsor variants. Known for its distinctive styling and engineering tailored for Australian conditions, the AU Falcon was designed for a wide range of uses, from daily commuting to family transport. Its engineering quality and reliability have made it a respected nameplate, with notable features such as Electronic Fuel Injection (EFI) and available Anti-lock Braking System (ABS).

This manual covers the Ford Falcon, AU generation, produced between 1998 and 2002. Built on the Ford DX platform, this vehicle was a significant offering from Ford Australia, available in Sedan, Wagon, and Utility (Ute) body styles. The AU Falcon was designed to be a robust and reliable vehicle, catering to a wide range of needs. Its engineering reflects a commitment to practicality and durability, making it a popular choice for various applications.

This manual covers the Ford Falcon BA generation, produced from 2002 to 2005. As Ford Australia's flagship large sedan, the BA Falcon represented a significant redesign, offering a compelling blend of performance, comfort, and modern engineering. It competed directly with other Australian-manufactured sedans and was praised for its ride and handling. The vehicle typically featured a 4.0L inline-6 Barra engine, with variants producing between approximately 180kW and 220kW, and was available with either a 4-speed automatic or a 5-speed manual transmission. This generation also offered optional V8 engines in performance models.

The Ford Falcon BA, produced from 2002 to 2005, represents a significant chapter in Australian automotive history. This generation of the Falcon was lauded for its substantial redesign, featuring a more contemporary European-inspired aesthetic and notable advancements in chassis and powertrain engineering. It was offered in various body styles, including sedan, wagon, and ute, catering to a diverse range of consumer needs. The BA Falcon was powered by robust engine options, including the acclaimed Barra inline-six and potent V8 variants, all designed to deliver a blend of performance and reliability, making it a popular choice for families and enthusiasts alike.

The Ford Falcon BA series, produced from 2002 to 2005, represents a significant evolution in Ford Australia's iconic line of vehicles. Built on the robust Ford D3 Platform, this generation offered a range of powerful engine options, including the acclaimed 4.0L Barra inline-six (available in naturally aspirated and turbocharged variants) and the formidable 5.4L 'Boss' V8. The BA Falcon was available in sedan, wagon, and ute body styles, catering to a diverse market with its blend of Australian engineering, refined styling, and strong performance. Its introduction marked a substantial improvement over its predecessor, solidifying Ford's competitive position and earning general acclaim for its handling, interior quality, and dynamic capabilities.

The Ford Falcon BA, produced from 2002 to 2005, represents a significant chapter in Australian automotive history, embodying Ford Australia's engineering prowess. Available in Sedan, Wagon, and Ute body styles, this generation offered a range of powerful Barra inline-six and V8 engines, known for their robust performance and durability. The BA Falcon was designed with a focus on improved driving dynamics and a more contemporary aesthetic, appealing to a broad spectrum of consumers seeking a reliable and capable vehicle for both daily commuting and demanding tasks. Its legacy is rooted in Ford's commitment to producing quality vehicles tailored to the Australian market.

The Ford Falcon BA, produced from 2002 to 2005, represents a significant evolution in Ford Australia's popular sedan and utility vehicle lineup. Building on Ford's rich automotive heritage, the BA Falcon was lauded for its European-influenced styling, enhanced interior quality, and robust powertrain options, including the highly regarded Barra inline-six and powerful V8 engines. This generation offered a blend of performance, comfort, and practicality, making it a strong contender in the Australian market and a testament to Ford's engineering capabilities.

This service and repair manual covers the Ford Falcon, generation BA, produced between 2002 and 2005. The BA Falcon represented a significant redesign, offering improved styling and performance, and was available in sedan, wagon, and Ute body styles. This vehicle is known for its robust engineering and reliability, making it a popular choice for a wide range of drivers. This manual provides comprehensive information to ensure your vehicle remains in optimal condition throughout its lifespan.

The Ford BA Falcon, produced between 2002 and 2005, represents a significant chapter in Australian automotive history, known for its robust engineering and versatile platform. This generation introduced a notable redesign, offering a range of powertrain options including efficient inline six-cylinder engines and powerful V8 variants, catering to diverse driver needs from family transport to performance enthusiasts. The BA Falcon was built with a focus on reliability and driver comfort, featuring a range of body styles such as sedan, wagon, and utility, all underpinned by a strong chassis and modern safety features for its time.

The Ford Falcon, covering model years 1988 through 1994, represents a significant era in Australian automotive manufacturing. These vehicles, including the XF/EA/EB/ED series chassis codes, were engineered for reliability and practicality, serving as dependable transport for families and individuals alike. With a legacy rooted in robust design and suitability for diverse conditions, the Falcon offered a range of engine options and body styles, embodying a blend of traditional strength and evolving automotive technology of its time.

This manual provides comprehensive coverage for the Ford Falcon (AE, EB I Series), Fairlane (NA, NC Series), and LTD (DA, DC Series) models produced between 1988 and early 1992. These vehicles represented the larger, more luxurious segment of Ford's Australian lineup, known for their robust build quality, comfortable ride, and spacious interiors. The Falcon series offered a distinct Australian character, with the Fairlane and LTD variants featuring extended wheelbases and enhanced luxury appointments. This manual is an essential resource for owners and technicians working on these iconic Australian-built vehicles.

The Ford Falcon, specifically the AU series from 2001, represents a significant chapter in Australian automotive history. Building on a strong heritage, this model offered a range of body styles including sedan, station wagon, and utility, powered by robust 4.0L inline-six or optional 5.0L V8 engines. Known for its distinctive design and comfortable ride, the Falcon was engineered to meet the demands of Australian drivers. Its platform, while evolving from earlier generations, provided a solid foundation for performance and reliability, making it a popular choice across Australia and New Zealand for both families and commercial use.

This manual covers the Ford Falcon, produced from 1998 to 2003 across its AU Series I, II, and III generations. This Australian-built icon, known for its robust engineering and rear-wheel-drive platform, offered a range of body styles including sedans and wagons, catering to diverse needs from family transport to performance driving. Variants such as the Falcon, Futura, Fairmont, Fairmont Ghia, XR6, XR8, Fairlane, and LTD are included, featuring a variety of 6-cylinder (including Barra) and V8 (including Windsor) engines. The AU Falcon represented a significant step in Ford Australia's design and engineering, with later series recognized for their improved refinement and the highly capable Barra engine.

This comprehensive service and repair manual covers all models and engines of the Ford Falcon AU series, produced between 1998 and 2002. The Ford Falcon is an iconic Australian-designed vehicle, and the AU generation represented a significant evolution in styling and engineering. This manual provides factory-level detail, equivalent to dealership technician manuals, empowering owners and mechanics to maintain and repair these vehicles with confidence. It is designed for ease of use, featuring hundreds of illustrations, diagrams, and wiring schematics to clarify complex procedures.

The Ford Falcon BA series, produced between 2002 and 2005, represents a significant chapter in Australian automotive history. This flagship sedan was engineered with a focus on blending performance, comfort, and modern aesthetics, offering a range of potent engine options including the acclaimed Barra inline-six and powerful V8 variants. Known for its improved ride and handling, refined interior, and robust build quality, the BA Falcon was designed to provide a superior driving experience for a variety of users, from daily commuting to spirited driving. Its market position as a premium Australian-made vehicle was further solidified by its competitive features and styling that distinguished it from its predecessors and contemporaries.

The Ford Falcon BA, produced from 2003, represents a significant evolution in Ford Australia's iconic sedan, wagon, and ute lineup. Building on a legacy of local engineering and manufacturing, this generation introduced modern styling and enhanced performance, offering a range of robust inline-6 and V8 engine options, including the renowned 4.0L Barra and 5.4L V8. Known for its strong build quality and adaptability to diverse Australian conditions, the BA Falcon was designed for both everyday practicality and enthusiast appeal, solidifying its place as a respected vehicle in its market segment.

This manual covers the Falcon, a versatile vehicle known for its robust engineering and reliability across various configurations including 6-cylinder, V8, and turbo models. Designed for a wide range of driving needs, the Falcon offers a compelling blend of performance and practicality, making it a favored choice for families and enthusiasts alike. Its commitment to quality is evident in its durable construction and advanced features, ensuring a dependable driving experience.

This manual covers the Ford Falcon ED Series, produced between 1988 and 1994. The Falcon is an iconic Australian-engineered vehicle, known for its robust build and adaptable platform, offered in sedan, station wagon, and ute body styles. Throughout its production years, the ED Falcon represented a significant evolution of Ford's large car offering in Australia, emphasizing local design and engineering capabilities.

This manual covers the Falcon, specifically the EF and EL generations produced between 1994 and 1998. This Australian-designed and manufactured vehicle was available as a Sedan and Wagon, with various trim levels including GLi, Futura, Fairmont, Fairmont Ghia, XR6, and XR8. The Falcon offered a range of powertrains, featuring a 4.0L inline 6-cylinder engine with Multi-Point Fuel Injection (MPEFI) or a 5.0L V8 engine with Sequential Electronic Fuel Injection (SEFI). Known for its robust engineering and suitability for Australian conditions, the Falcon was a popular choice for families and performance enthusiasts alike, with notable features like available cruise control and performance-oriented XR variants.

This workshop repair service manual provides comprehensive technical information for Ford Falcon and Fairlane models produced between 1988 and 1994. These vehicles, primarily manufactured in Australia, represent a significant part of Ford Australia's heritage in producing large, rear-wheel-drive sedans and station wagons. Known for their comfort, space, and performance, these models were equipped with various inline-six and V8 engines, and typically featured automatic or manual transmissions. This manual covers chassis codes XF, EA, EB, ED for the Falcon and NA, NC, NF, NG, NL for the Fairlane, offering factory-level detail for owners and technicians.

The Ford Falcon Fairlane ED, produced between 1988 and 1994, represents a significant chapter in Australian automotive history, offering a blend of executive comfort and robust performance. As a luxury variant of the popular Falcon line, the Fairlane ED was engineered with a focus on spacious interiors, refined ride quality, and reliable powertrain options, including inline-six and V8 engines. Its design and engineering were tailored for the Australian market, reflecting local preferences for large sedans and the demanding road conditions. This model embodies Ford Australia's commitment to producing vehicles that balanced American design influences with practical Australian requirements, making it a notable and enduring presence on Australian roads.

This manual covers the Ford Falcon Fairlane sedan models produced between 1988 and 1994, specifically chassis codes EA, EB, and ED. As a cornerstone of Ford Australia's lineup, these vehicles offered a blend of comfort, performance, and practicality, making them popular choices for Australian families and executive transport. The Fairlane variant provided enhanced luxury and space within the Falcon platform, featuring a range of inline-six engines from 3.9L to 4.1L, available with both carbureted and electronic fuel injection systems, and paired with automatic or manual transmissions. These sedans were engineered to meet Australian driving conditions and were known for their robust construction and spacious interiors.

This manual covers the Ford Falcon XA and Fairlane ZF models produced between 1972 and 1976, primarily for the Australian market. These vehicles represented a significant evolution in Ford Australia's lineup, offering modern styling, a range of powerful engine options including straight-six and V8 configurations, and a choice of manual or automatic transmissions. The XA Falcon was known for its distinctive European-influenced design and availability in sedan, coupe, and wagon variants, while the ZF Fairlane offered a longer wheelbase and enhanced luxury. Both models are appreciated for their ride quality and performance, remaining popular among classic car enthusiasts.

This manual covers the Ford Falcon XA and ZF Fairlane, produced in Australia. The XA Falcon, launched in 1972, introduced a modern, European-influenced design and was the first Falcon offered with a V8 across its entire range. It was available in Sedan, Coupe, Station Wagon, Panel Van, and Utility body styles, with trim levels including Fairmont, GT, and GS. The ZF Fairlane, introduced in 1973, shared platform elements with the Falcon and offered a longer wheelbase. These vehicles were powered by a range of engines, from the 3.3L (200ci) 6-cylinder to the potent 5.8L (351ci) V8, paired with manual or automatic transmissions.

The Ford Falcon, specifically the EF and EL generations produced from 1994 to 1998, represents a significant evolution of Ford Australia's iconic sedan and station wagon platform. Building upon the established EA/EB/ED Falcon architecture, these models offered refined styling, enhanced interiors, and updated technology, catering to a broad range of consumer needs from the GLi and Futura to the more performance-oriented Fairmont, Fairmont Ghia, XR6, and XR8 variants. These vehicles were powered by robust 4.0L MPEFI Inline-6 or 5.0L SPEFI V8 engines, paired with either a BTR 4-speed automatic or a T50D 5-speed manual transmission, embodying a blend of Australian engineering prowess and practical automotive design for everyday use and spirited driving.