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1997 Ford Powertrain Product Guide Cover - Engines, Transmissions, Axles
Front cover of the 1997 Ford Powertrain Service Engineering Product Guide for engines, transmissions, axles and steering.
This image shows the front cover of the 1997 Ford Powertrain Service Engineering Product Guide. The cover, photographed lying on white fabric, is a three-hole-punched booklet with a gray pinstriped background. The year "1997" appears across a black band at the top, with "PRODUCT GUIDE" arched below it. Centered in a white circle are the Ford oval logo, the red "PowerTrain" logo, and the words "Service Engineering." An illustration of a red 1997-style Ford F-150 regular cab pickup dominates the lower half. At the bottom, the cover states the guide's coverage: "Passenger Car / Light Truck — Engines, Transmissions, Axles and Steering Components." From this cover, a reader learns the document is a Ford factory-published reference guide for the 1997 model year covering powertrain components (engines, transmissions, axles, and steering) across Ford passenger cars and light trucks. Only the cover is visible in this scan; no interior specifications, part numbers, or tables are shown. The document is one page of a larger multi-page album of book covers scanned by the uploader.
This document covers 1997, which may differ from this 2007 Ford Mustang.
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Frequently asked questions
- What is this document?
- It is the cover of the 1997 Ford Powertrain Service Engineering Product Guide for Passenger Cars and Light Trucks.
- What components does the 1997 Ford Product Guide cover?
- Per the cover, it covers Engines, Transmissions, Axles and Steering Components for passenger cars and light trucks.
- Who published this guide?
- Ford — specifically Ford PowerTrain Service Engineering, as shown by the logos on the cover.
- What model year does this guide apply to?
- The 1997 model year, as printed prominently at the top of the cover.
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