Can you remove the roof off of a 1994 bronco and how do you do it?

Answer 1

Yes you can remove the rear fiberglass roof (although it can be dangerous in a roll over). All you do is remove the trim around the rear top. After you remove the trim remove the bolts that go all the way around the top (you're gonna need a special torx bit since the bolts are the tamper-proof kind). After you remove the bolts you have to lift the top up and back away from the cab at the same time. There are guide poles that stick down about an inch from the rear bottom edges of the top, so be careful you dont break them off. You will also have to remove the plug for the rear break light on the top. It's by the rear driver's side corner. Also remember to unbolt the rear shoulder belts that are mounted to the roof on 92-96 models. The top is pretty heavy (about 180 pounds) so get somebody to help you with it. It's pretty bulky so it helps to have someone else to help you balance it. Be sure to set the top on something, not just the floor, so you won't damage the bottom edges or else it might not seal back properly when (or if) you put it back on. Step by step directions can be found in a Haynes (or other company's) Auto Repair Manual for an 80-96 Ford F-Series/Bronco which you can buy at any good local auto shop for around 20 bucks. These also have lots of other helpful information for minor (and major) repairs you might do.

Note- removing the top off of a Ford Bronco 1992 or newer renders the car illegal for street driving because of the third tail light and shoulder seat-belts mounted on the roof. It's okay if you have a 1991 or older Bronco, or just drive off-road with the top off, but Ford never intended the roof to come off of the newer Broncos on-road.