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231 messages, Last post on Nov 21, 2009 at 2:24 AM
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I have a '92 V8 5.0L Ford Bronco and I have a problem with the engine in the morning. The fuel pump needs to run for about 15 minutes before it has built up enough pressure to start. The mechanics think it might be either the connection on the fuel pump. They're going to connect all three tubes seperately instead of together with one clasp. If that doesn't help all they can do is replace the on board computer. My faith in mechanics is a little gone since I've spent more on repairs than on the initial amount I paid for the car. Has anyone had the same problem or does anyone have any suggestions on where the problem might really lie? Thank you! Danielle
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Replying to: nhernon (Mar 09, 2008 3:41 pm) |
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I have an 87 bronco that quit me today, it started twice but died each time after about 2 minutes or so, I'm thinking fuel filter but not real familiar with the fuel system yet, please help, my other truck is a diesel and diesel fuel prices are going through the roof, I have to get my "ol bronc" back on the road
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I have a '93 full size Bronco 351 motor Dana(?) drive train w/140k problem started with a "thump" when shifting into reverse, hard ("jerky") shifting, then a vibration/"shudder"(like I'm riding over small rumble strips) when accelerating at 40-55mph. First time to shop they reccomended a service (fluid,filters,etc.) and a product called "shudderstop" for the torque converter. The "thump" went away and it was better for about a month then the shudder started again. Second trip to shop they tried a "shift-pak"(?) and solenoid(s). The thump and hard shifting are gone but I still have a vibration/"shudder" between 40 and 55mph when I accelerate. Any suggestions before I research replacing??? I hope to keep my Bronco indefinitely so I'm not opposed to replacement, but if it's not necessary I'de like to keep my money. Thanks
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Replying to: droplever1 (Apr 13, 2008 12:27 pm)
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Will a 1986 ford Bronco rear door fit a 1992 bronco? My stepson's bronco got hit by a school bus and the only door he can find is a 1986. If the 1986 will not work what years will fit. Thanks
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Replying to: buknbronco (May 14, 2008 4:15 pm) i have checked the drive shaft and there does not appear to be any "slop." the "vibration" has now migrated to other points on the speedo and happens when accelerating. if i turn the "overdrive" off it happens less frequently but continues. i am also considering replacing the front shock towers. it looks scary though. any tips? |
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Replying to: s2603 (May 18, 2008 3:52 pm) if you don't find the exact door, you may still get an idea of what you can use instead. i'm not sure if i am supposed to do this or not, but i have used jeffs bronco graveyard. |
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Replying to: 90bronc (Jun 05, 2006 9:30 pm) hope it helps Neil (from England) |
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