Is there any value to a 1956 ford monarch owners manual .very good condition. monarch was not listed in choose a make, thank you

Look in your owners manual for a full list of values and positions.

Go to ford owners.Com and register for free then download your owners manual and go to roadside emergencies and your fuse box diagrams and values are there and you can download it to your phone or computer and print it out when you need it ok

What kind of problem are you having? If you can name component / circuit that doesn't work, might be easier to find?
owner.ford.com has owners manuals, I don't know if it has yours? If so, it should show the fuses and location.

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Your owners manual will have a list of numbers and fuse values.

You can go to ford owners .com and register for free then download your owners manual to your phone or computer now go to roadside emergencies and you will find your fuse box diagram with the proper fuse values and relay locations you need this manual and you can print from it good luck

Hi laura go to ford owners .com and register for free and then download your owners manual then go to roadside emergencies and you will find your passenger fuse box diagram with the proper fuse value you can keep the manual on your phone and computer and print pages when you want,but it's important that you have this in your truck with you other fuses can blow and as long as you have an emergency fuse kit and your manual at hand desperate situations will become somewhat limited you should also have bulbs there values are in the manual to

If you go to the link below it will be the owners manual, it has all the fuse box diagrams in it.
Just select your model information and then click Submit, then click Owners manual from list. The fuse box diagrams start on page 131 of the owners manual.
https://www.fleet.ford.com/maintenance/owners_manuals/default.asp

The clutch is not fully releasing. You can try putting it into some other gear first, then rapidly moving to first gear, but really, you need to either adjust the clutch, or get it repaired.

I don't know as if any of these sites will give you a uk value, but it's worth a try! www.edmunds.com www.nada.com www.kbb.com each of these sites let's you input the cars info, and will give you the value. Unfortunately even though the car may have a lot of extras on it, they don't always add to the value of the car regardless of how much the owner paid for them. Good luck!