The guys at Circuit City refused to take my radio out, said it was "too hard". Pfft, what did they know?
1. Pop out the ash tray, unscrew everything under the radio.
2. Then slide in the magic clips you bought at autozone/Walmart/whatever.
3. Spend the next two hours breaking your stock radio to get it out.
Tools needed: Electric drill, three bits, two screw drivers, pliers, six of Budweiser. Don't bother disconnecting the battery, the electric shock will help cauterize your cut knuckles.
with "ford radio removal tool"
what size socket for front axle nut 1991 ford tempo
Have to remove the transmission.
with a motor dolley
in the gas tank
Remove the caliper and the rotor just comes off. Might have to us a hammer and bang it a few times.
On my wife's 1993 Ford Tempo,when you remove the transmiision pan(after draining fluid), the filter can be seen just inside. It looks like a bag and has a female end which slips over whatever the part is called that it is attached to.
Ford didn't make the Escap in 1991.
The 1991 Ford Tempo radiator plug is on the bottom of the radiator. The plug can be removed with a half inch ratchet.
I want to say no, because the tempo has a bigger transaxle than the escort.
Yes, there is a brake line diagram for the 1991 Ford Tempo. It is found in the cars repair or maintenance manual.
Junk the car