The Ford Granada, produced in North America from 1975 to 1982, represented an effort by Ford to offer a more upscale, European-inspired vehicle. Available as a 2-door coupe, 4-door sedan, and station wagon, this model was designed to provide comfort and a distinctive style. Across its production run, the Granada was equipped with a range of engine options, typically including inline-four, inline-six, and V6 or V8 configurations, with horsepower and torque figures varying by displacement. Early models often featured carbureted fuel systems, while later versions incorporated fuel injection. The vehicle's engineering quality and reliability were a focus for its era, aiming to balance performance with everyday usability for a variety of owners. This comprehensive Ford Granada Service Repair Manual provides detailed guidance for owners, DIY enthusiasts, and independent repair shops. Covering virtually all mechanical and electrical components, the manual offers step-by-step instructions for maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair, including extensive engine and transmission service procedures. It delves into the brake system, electrical system, suspension and steering, cooling and fuel systems, chassis, body, and interior components. Furthermore, the manual includes crucial wiring diagrams, detailed specifications, and information on common issues, empowering users to maintain their vehicles effectively and perform repairs with confidence, ultimately enabling cost savings and a deeper understanding of the Granada's mechanics.