Ford Bronco II XL

top of the dash remove speaker plates Phillips screws remove top vent cover .....Along the top of dash you now see 7 screws remove them remove plastic cover under sterring colmn and remove 2 15mm bolts from colmn rest colmn on seat bottom left and right corners have a 10 mm bolt silver in colour remove them and your dash is free............

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Ford didn't make a 83 Bronco II, they started in 84

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The '84 came with a 2.8L. Firing order is 1-4-2-5-3-6. Distributor rotates clockwise. Cylinder #s: passenger side from front: 1,2,3. Driver's side from front: 4,5,6

# Remove the fuel tank filler cap to relieve pressure # Detach the negative battery cable # If fuel still in tank you can drain it at the fuel feed line after raiseing the truck.If tank has drain plug remove it # Raise and secure truck on jackstands # Disconnect fuel lines the vapor return line and fuel filler neck # Siphon the fuel from the tank at the fuel feed not the return # If truck has skid plate under tank remove it ans support the fuel tank with a piece of wook and jackstand # Disconnect both fuel tank retaining straps and pivot them down until they are hanging out of the way # Lower the tank enough to disconnect the wire and ground strap from the fuel pump/fuel gauge sending unit # Remove tank from the truck

Drop the steering column down to get it out of the way. There is a removable panel at the front and just below the steering column. Remove the panel and the bolt that holds the metal band around the column itself. Go down to where the column and the firewll meet and remove the band that holds the column there as well. drop the column but no need to remove it any farther. Then go up to the outside beazel around your gauges and remove all of the serews holding that beazel in. All of these screws are on the front an not behind the dash so don't go crawling up from the bottom. When the beazel is loose slide it foreward slightly and remove the gauge panel from the back of the beazel. There are somepressed nuts you will need to remove to do this. Once done pull beazel out of the way and work on your gauge panel.

how do i take the fan cluch off a 89 ford ranger yo replace

take out the 2 bolts that hold it

yes but will need to change motor stands and move them back an inch or so and you will have to cut your drive shaft, i know this because i have a 351 c in my 1968 ranger short bed

I got a 1990 and it has a 2.9 v6 in it.

do not take dash apart follow brake pedal upward and look for a switch that opens when pedal is depressed that is the sls.

It is located under the grill on the dash of the vehicle. It is held in place with Phillips head screws and you will need a very short screwdriver or a ratcheting bit.

check autozone.com they have alot of free referance material online Answer: Try this site. They have alot of info on Bronco ll and Rangers. http://www.therangerstation.com/

If you can still here the window motor running then you need a power window repair kit should be able to find one at your local auto parts store ANSWER: just to add to the answer above if you hear the motor then you will need a new gear kit i got one for 20, for a brand new motor its like 70 bucks that why i just got the gear kit. you will have to take off the motor for the power steering and there are 3 bolt holding it in and then a braket and you can access the braket nut from the bottom of the door. now the bolts for the motor is tricky cause what i did was get a dremmel and cut small holes in the door so i could access the bolts easier, once you have the motor out just throw the gears in. while your at it i would grease everything too just to make it work smoother.

YES, IT WILL IT WILL FIT IN THERE PERFECTLY WITH NO PROBLEMS AT ALL! I HAVE BEEN CHANGING GEO ENGINES FOR 25 YEARS I HAVE PUT A 89 GEO TRACKER ENGINE INTO 91 GEO STORMS LOTS OF TIMES. WHEN CHANGING ENGINES ALWAYS CHECK YOUR MUFFLER BELTS AND MAKE SURE YOU HAVE PLENTY OF OIL, TRANSMISSION FLUID, BLINKER FLUID, AND REAR END OIL. ALWAYS CHECK YOUR SEALS ALSO.

SINCERELY

CHUCK DAVIS

Depends on the model & year of the vehicle. It is listed in your owner's manual, & under the hood on a placard.

96 EB Bronco 5.8L EFI what is the standard fuel pressure

Be sure the gun is unloaded. Stand the gun on the floor with buttstock down. Push down on the barrel into the receiver a short ways. While barrel is pushed down, unscrew the magazine cap up and off. Pull the forend up and off while gently relasing pressure on the barrel. Now pull the barrel up and out and clean that puppy! auto5man Go to http://www.krausebooks.com/category/firearms_knives and buy the Gun Digest Assembly/Disassembly book for shotguns. The Browning Auto 5 is in there.

10 quarts of Type H transmission fluid. This is a total fill up after the torque converter was drained. Do not overfill the transmission or you will have foaming or you could blow the transmission seals. If you did not fully drain it, check it at the transmission dip stick after everytime you put a quart in thru the dip stick tube. Did you change the filter? You might check therangerstation.com for other information.

You don't.

First, remove the wheel. Then, loosen the bottom bolt that holds the caliper in place. Swing the caliper up! Next, remove the brake pads by pulling them from the disc. Then, use a caliper tool to reset it. Next, spread the break pad lubricant on the brake pad and the caliper; this will lessen/eliminate noise when the brakes are applied. Lower the caliper onto the new brake pads - the most difficult part in my opinion - and secure the bolt. YOU ARE DONE! It's a good idea to secure your new brake pads by making short stops and pushing the brake pedal down as far as it will go. You've just saved yourself at least $100 bucks!

This answer is leaving a few details out. There are some retaining pins that have a spring attachment. You need to remove them before you can take off the pads and reinstall them when you put the new pads on.

The thing that you can do to my knowledge is to try somegow to color cote or number your pieces so that you will know where they go. If not you will end up in my shoes and have your carb tore apart and now not know how to put it back together.

I am about to begin removing my 1992 Miata gas tank...the manual says it is quite involved. You will need to remove the tank from the bottom, which means having the car elevated. Then the main bar that goes from the transmission to the differential must be removed, it is called a torque arm. This requires a jack under the transmission otherwise damage can occur, also the differential must be removed along with the drive shaft. There are so many steps involved I would recommend you buy a manual to complete the job.

No , the 1972 Ford Bronco is a full size vehicle

it is legal to switch to dual pipes however depending on the county and or state your in make sure you check your emissions regs (smog)