Ford Bronco II Eddie Bauer

First you need to open the tail gate till its fully open. Look on the inside panel & you will find a few screws that you need to take out. after you take that out there will be some white anchors. All you have to do after you have taken out the screws, just knock out the panel from one side & slowly work your way to the other side. Be careful not to just rip it off, you might strip the anchors & then the panel may not stay on & will rattle from the vibration. After you have taken the panel off there may be a dust shield that looks like a thick plastic bag. Carefully take it off because you will need to tape or glue it back on. Although you can leave it off, its better to put it back on when your done, that way any dirt, water & dust that flows around there doesn't get to parts that all that stuff could damage. After that it may be hard to get to everything, you'll most likely need a good bunch of small tools, Now if you have a power drill & some drill bits you can drill your self some wholes to get to the screws. After that it should be easy. If there's anything else then feel free to email me @ herkimermortormer@Yahoo.com.

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With engine at idle 13-20 psi

With key on engine off 23-31 psi

It very much depends on what you intend to use it for.

If you're using it within cities and don't intend to take it off road then what is often termed a "soft-roader" may be better. These have the higher driving position of SUVs with a softer ride quality and more luxurious interior than other SUVs.

I swapped the 5.0 in my 89 bronco xlt with a H.O 5.0 mustang, same firing order and the only thing was there was no spot for knock sensor. I have more response and more peddle. plus believe it or not better fuel milage.

It's on the passenger side fender well with two or three other relays, if it's stock it might be green in color.

A friend of mine had the same problem and he just had to jump out and lock the hubs manually to get his 4x4 working.

check all fuses and relays first, if it is not this it will be the fuel sending unit which should be in the gas tank

just did this on a 1988 bronco II. I did the following: remove door panel carefully remove plastic water proof sheet...do not tear...so you can reuse. to remove the motor, i had to drill access holes to get to the three bolts that attach the motor to the regulator. these are 8mm bolts. I located the three bolts and I drilled 1/2 inch holes to access the bolts...this allowed me to remove the motor from its mounting...then unplug from wiring harness.

Depending on the make/model of your car there maybe a fuse box under the hood with a fuse for the heater. The fuse is bigger than the one that's under the dash and of course it costs more!!

The larger fuses are called Maxi Fuse's and they are typically labelled rather well depending on what make and model car you have. However, if your unsure about which one you need or even where they're located. Most reputable parts stores such as Napa, Autozone, Pepboys are very helpful in helping you determine which Maxi Fuse under the hood, supplys the power to the distribution block under your dash. It's best to know which one you need and what size AMP is required. You may be able to contact your local dealer's serevice department and ask them if they know which Maxi Fuse you need. I'm sure that giving them all the detailed information on your car, what size motor, with or w/o air conditioning, etc... that should put you on the road to a heated vehicle very soon.

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not sure exactly what it took to do this but you might check it out http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DTaQY7RSagE

now I'm not quite sure about bronco II's but in my 93 bronco the box was located under the driver side of the dash more towards the middle. The box is about 2 x 2 1/2 inches, and has a 7 prong connector I hope this helps

yes it unbolts and comes right off. you will have to take off the wind shield wiper motor cover.

IT MAY HAVE TO DEAL WITH WHEEL HUB OR HUBS OUT OF LINE! OR GOING OUT . IT MAY HAVE TO DEAL WITH WHEEL HUB OR HUBS OUT OF LINE! OR GOING OUT . IT MAY HAVE TO DEAL WITH WHEEL HUB OR HUBS OUT OF LINE! OR GOING OUT .

on the left side of the intake is a round cylinder with wires plugged into it. this is the idle control. It is most likely dirty. take it off and clean it out with carb and choke cleaner.

That would depend on the size of your camper. I have a small pop up camper and used my 2000 Jeep Grand Cherokee (V6) to tow it from Chicago to Yellowstone and back. I will never do that again. I now have a 1995 Grand Cherokee (V8) that tows it with no problem.

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It depends on the gear ratio in the differential.

I got mine from here: http://www.installdr.com/Harnesses/Ford-Wiring.pdf

what kind of rearend does a stock 96 ford bronco eddie bauer have.

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it gets its power from radio so its on the radio fuse but if the radio is working its not the fuse my advice is go buy an antenna that's not powered just make sure it has several mounting pads

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