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Mail From: (email redacted) (Ed Mulligan)

Thanks for the replies on my earlier questions about instrumentation and
shifters.

I just checked the listing of TSB and recalls for my '92 LX 5.0 - how do I
get to read all of them without paying for an online service. It seems to
me that Ford should make them available somewhere. . .

As to the aero debate, I read some time ago that way back in the mid 60's,
the Petty racing stable (?) tried NASCAR stockers with vinyl roofs. The
pepple surface gave a slightly higher MPH but the glue couldn't keep the top
on the car for a whole race. I hope I'm not spreading another made up story
here.


Thanks!
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Ed & Laura Mulligan
'92 5.0 LX "I love the sound of Flowmasters in the morning!"
(email redacted)
"Quality is Job 1.1"
- Microsoft, as mentioned in DEC Professional magazine
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Mail From: "Paul Ansley" <(email redacted)>

In response to your letter received Tue, May 2, 1995 at 1:32 AM


>I just checked the listing of TSB and recalls for my '92 LX >5.0 - how do I
get to read all of them without paying for an >online service. It seems to me
that Ford should make them >available >somewhere. . .

Like I said before, some libraries (yes the library, that antiquated, original
data source) have volumes of TSBs - in the paper form of course.

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Paul Ansley
Intermetrics - Manned Spaceflight Division
Houston, Texas USA
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**** What's the word - THUNDERBIRD ! ****

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Mail From: (email redacted)

>I just checked the listing of TSB and recalls for my '92 LX 5.0 - how
do I >get to read all of them without paying for an online service.
It seems to >me that Ford should make them available somewhere. . .

>Thanks!

>Ed & Laura Mulligan

You might want to check some local auto parts stores. In the Washington DC
area, many of the Trak Auto chain of stores has all the TSB listing available
for review, for free.

Bob