LINCOLN Car Manuals PDF

Some LINCOLN Car Manuals PDF & Electric Wiring Diagrams above the page - Aviator, Blackwood, LS, MKC, MKS, MKT, MKZ, Town Car, Zephyr, Navigator, Continental, Mark; Lincoln EWDs.

Lincoln Motor Company was founded in 1917 by Henry Leland after he was forced to leave Cadillac, which went to General Motors.

In 1920-1921, he and his son founded the Lincoln Motor Car Company of Delaware, which took up the construction of cars.

The name was given in honor of President Abraham Lincoln. At first, engines for military aircraft were produced.

Henry Leland, the creator of the V-shaped engine, used it to equip the first luxury model, which was called the Lincoln V8. The release of this constructively successful model was commercially unsuccessful.

Which company, experiencing financial difficulties, in 1922 was acquired by Henry Ford and for many years competed with Cadillac in the class of prestigious executive cars, beloved by high-ranking government officials, police officers and... gangsters (specificity of the "prohibition" times).

Henry Martin Leland died in 1932 at the age of 88. The department was headed by Edsel Ford, Henry Ford's only son.

During the Great Depression, when demand for luxury executive cars fell, in 1932 the company introduced the Lincoln KB with a 12-cylinder V-shaped engine.

There was also a Zephyr model with a streamlined body silhouette (1936), conceived as a "Lincoln" "for the poor" (in the American sense).

On its basis, in 1939, the famous luxury convertible Lincoln Continental was developed and released by the Design Center specially created in the Lincoln department.

Production of this "American legend" was continued after World War II. In 1956, the Lincoln Premier model appeared on the basis of the Continental.

In the 1970s, Lincolns began to be equipped with Ford components and assemblies and the style of the models changed.

Starting in 1984, the luxury coupe "Lincoln Continental MK 7" began to be produced. The aerodynamic body, electronically adjustable suspension and anti-lock braking system (ABS) made the Lincoln Continental coupe an outstanding car.

The latest version of the Continental was released in 1995 with an 8-cylinder V-shaped engine. Outwardly, it bears little resemblance to its famous ancestors.

Another model offered by the company is the Lincoln Town Car, a traditional large rear-wheel drive car with a keyless start system and a V-shaped eight-cylinder engine that provides all kinds of comfort to the consumer.

The Lincoln LS series of the classic layout was first introduced in New York in April 1998 and immediately became popular among fans of large luxury sports sedans.

Since January 1997, the division has been producing the most luxurious SUV in the United States, the Lincoln Navigator, which is based on the Ford Expedition.