Ford Bronco XLT

under hood, disconnect coolant hoses where they go into firewall in cab, remove glove box.then remove screws that hold platic cover behind glovebox this will give u access to heater core undo screws remove heater core install heatercore, rplace plastic cover,replace glove box under hood re attach heater hoses job is done,NOTE u do not need to drain engine coolant you can position heater hoses where they will not drain

1996 & older this is right 1997 new generation you have to drop steering column, set dash back then disassemble box. Good idea to replace blend door at same time they are giving trouble breaking at acuator motor

Where is the leak? From one of the hoses? Replace it. From the pump? buy a rebuild kit for $12.00 and rebuild your pump or buy a rebuilt pump for $50.00 and swap it out. From the steering gear box? Remove it and replace the seals or replace it with a rebuilt box.

disconnect the drive shaft so you do not damage the transmission. its the same as any rear well drive if your going to tow it long distances.

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The 2010 Lexus IS-F has rear wheel drive.

The 2009 Dodge Avenger has front wheel drive.

The 2011 Dodge Charger has rear wheel drive.

The 2013 Volkswagen Beetle-Convertible has front wheel drive.

The 2011 Mercedes-Benz GLK-Class has rear wheel drive.

The 2001 Volkswagen Jetta has front wheel drive.

The curb weight for a 1973 Ford Bronco is approximately 3360 pounds. The top speed for the vehicle is 77 mph.

Rear wheel drive, any one piece of the steering linkage, tie rod ends being first on the list, and then pitman arm on the passenger side opposite the gear box.

Front wheel drive, tie rod ends or the steering rack itself.

Have someone move the steering wheel back and forth and look for the loose piece.

check your insurance policy you might be covered for loss of keys if so let them deal with it

use the vin number situated on the dashboard take that to a peugeot dealership and the should make you a key up that day.easy

No , it would crank , but if there was no power getting to the electric fuel pump

it would not start

Its caused by the built up of bacteria so wash them!.

1986 Ford Bronco V8 302 EFI's have two fuel filters, one which is mounted near the rear of the transmission and the second one which is to the front mounted on the frame. The one which is mounted to near the back has a filter which looks like a old style round air filter approx. size is 2"X2" tall. ==New Answer Headline== An XLT at low speeds can also "buck" because of: 1)failing u-joints; 2)4x4 gears slipping/engaging; 3)clutch/gears slipping or sticking in transmission

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First you loosen your petcock located on the bottom lefthand side of your radiator.Then you take both of your hoses off,one on the top and one on the bottom.If it is automatic,take off your transmission cooler lineson the left side. Next you take the two bolts that hold your fan shroud on at the top of the radiator.Take your top mouting bolts out that hold the radiator and slide it out.Reverse procedure for installing. Be sure to tighten petcock before putting coolant in.

The 2011 MINI Cooper has front wheel drive.

The 2010 Chevrolet Silverado-1500 has rear wheel drive.

The 2004 Jeep Grand-Cherokee has rear wheel drive.

The 2008 Ford Explorer has rear wheel drive.

You may have a problem with your air bag coil. that is the part below your steering wheel that allows the wheel to turn but keep electrical connection with you air bag and accessories. I have seen several trucks with inoperative steering wheel buttons that were easily fixed with a new drivers information center software udate. Both of your problems may not be related. You may have a problem with your air bag coil. that is the part below your steering wheel that allows the wheel to turn but keep electrical connection with you air bag and accessories. I have seen several trucks with inoperative steering wheel buttons that were easily fixed with a new drivers information center software udate. Both of your problems may not be related.

There is a control arm that attaches to you tailgate release, chance are this or another one of these arms has come out of it's retaining clip. Remove the inside panel on the tailgate, about 6 to 8 screws. This will allow you access, though tight, into the area of the motor, gears and control arms. If you have tint on your window slide a piece of cardboard in to protect from being scratched while your working in there.

Gasoline and factory odor and catterpillar leaks, my man! And sewage.