* Ford's Website: Ford's website likely has a section for owner manuals, though it may require you to enter your vehicle's VIN or select the year, make, and model. Searching "2003 Ford Expedition owner's manual" on their site is a good starting point. However, older manuals might not be readily available online.
* Third-Party Sites: Websites like eBay or Amazon sometimes sell physical copies of owner's manuals. Searching for "2003 Ford Expedition Eddie Bauer owner's manual" on these sites may yield results. Be aware that prices can vary significantly.
* Repair Manuals Websites: Sites specializing in repair manuals (like Haynes or Chilton) may have downloadable or physical copies. These often include more detailed technical information than a standard owner's manual.
* Local Libraries or Auto Parts Stores: Some libraries or auto parts stores may have access to owner's manuals, either physically or digitally. It's worth checking with your local branches.
* Used Car Dealerships: A Ford dealership (even if not the original one) *might* have access to older manuals, but this is not guaranteed.
Keep in mind that PDF versions found online may not be the *exact* official manual, but they might be very close. Always compare the contents to make sure it matches your vehicle's specifications.
