Ford Bronco II

Probably your carburettor (sp?) is blocked up - ask your garage to scrape the excess carbon off it or to replace it although they are quite expensive. Same thing happened to me about 2 or 3 months ago

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Your best bet would be to go to oreillys or auto zone and get a small gas gauge and unhook the wires from the gauge in your dash and run it to the side and put it by the pillar... I did the same with my temp gauge and it did fine, although if you want it to light up run a power and ground from the stock gauge too and you'll be good to go.

change out the heater core

Four bolts under seat from frame into flooring, remove and lift out seat. Unplug any electrical connections as needed before removing seat from car.

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bad synco rings

The Largest engine that will fit the motor mounts in a 1988 Ford Bronco is a 351 Windsor engine. You can get custom motor mounts and what not to fit any engine, but it takes some creativity and welding. I have a 460 engine in my 1988 Bronco, but it took quite the time to fit it in.

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For a 1999 Lincoln Town Car :

Firing order ( 1 - 3 - 7 - 2 - 6 - 5 - 4 - 8 )

It has the Coil On Plug ( C.O.P. ) ignition system with ( 8 ) individual coils

The engine cylinder locations are numbered :

firewall

4 - 8

3 - 7

2 - 6

1 - 5

front of vehicle

If you have a new starter with solenoid,do you still wire it to the firewall solenoid switch?Because wire is smoking on the switch and battery terminals. No rotation,just clicking.

You have a mis-alignment in your continueum transfunctioner. This could be caused by pre-mature jumps to light-speed or by the unathorized dump of waste management facilities while in light-speed propulsion mode. To correct this problem, simply uncoil the flux capacitor until all 21.1 gigiwats are discharged... touch your battery terminals together... then, recoil the capacitor and re-engauge the hyperlink drive assembly. If this does not fix the problem, then you need a new warp core... sorry dude...

If you know where to put the key in, you know where the ignition switch is... Actually, safe to say you should stay away from it.

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

I have been polishing RV fiberglass bodies that are very similar to the hard tops on Broncos. As long as the glass fibers are not exposed (if they are have to have repair work done to top) I use an aircraft polish that can be found at private airports that offer products for cleaning also can find it online. It can be pricey so use sparingly and after add a good sealer wax to the top.

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

fallow the upper radeater hose to the engine the hose is clampt to a housing its the thermostate houseing its just the other side of the of that --bronco2in follow the upper radiater hose to the engine the hose is clampt to the therm. housing take the housing off and u will be looking right at it -bronco2in-

Toenails float because of low amount of density

An object floats in water if the object's density is less than water's...Conversely, an object will sink if it's density is greater than that of water.

I found four little metal clips oround the housing but after that it was still on there very well. besides heating it up to melt the glue i would say replace the thing, they're pretty cheap at a wrecker... hope i helped.

Density. Objects that are more dense than other less dense objects will sink below them. This is how floating works, as well.

I HAVE A 1986 FULL SIZE FORD BRONCO 4X4 WITH A 302 CI ENGINE. IT STALLED OUT ONE DAY AND NEVER STARTED AGAIN! IVE PUT SEVERAL NEW PARTS ON IT AND STILL IT WONT START! MY QUESTION IS IS THERE A CERTAIN PROBLEM WITH THESE VEHICALS ? OTHER THAN BEING A F O R D?

Hi, The starter can be a real pain and a job that is easier left to someone that does this stuff all the time. I'm speaking on recent experience. My starter was flaky and every now and then wouldn't work, so I carried a long metal piece or the lug wrench to hit the starter when it wouldn't work, I'd hit it and have my wife turn the key until it worked. When I bought a used starter and was going to replace it, I could get my fingers on one of the bolts holding it in, the outside one, and could barely touch the in- side one, I had my mechanic do it. He had a tough time getting to the inside one but he had a real bending extension and a mirror. The job took him about an hour and a little bit. It was worth having him do the job, it wasn't easy. I hope this helps and was timely for you. Steve H.

size. bronco II is built on a shortened ford ranger platform. bronco is built on an f150 chassis, with the exception of pre 1977 broncos being built on f-100 chassis.

you have to take all the plastic trim off inside the rear around the window the window is bolted into place yes i know it sounds crazy but there little nuts tend bolts are molded into the rubber around the window and nuts on the inside so there you go