Gas Tanks

Tech article written by Jim Price (luvmybronco) This simple add on will make going to the Gas Station a little more pleasant...(Just a little, though) 1. Call your local Ford dealer, and tell them you want to order a Billit fuel door for a 2000 "Bullitt Mustang GT" (About 100 bucks) While your...

Tech article by Ed Wilbur (eds66bronco) I wanted to provide good clean fuel to my efi project and to be sure I had fuel at any angle I might find myself at. I looked into all the different options for accumulators and decided that like everything else on my bronco, half the fun is making it...

Tech article by John Edgecomb (edge4) The use of racing "billet" fuel doors has become a popular upgrade to both street and off-road vehicles. There are two versions of the billet fuel door available for the Early Bronco. The first is a large billet "door" that covers a recessed stock fuel cap...

Tech article by Dan Thomas (Jeepster) Sending unit. Check winding for resistance, opens, shorts with a meter. Here the resistance should be ~70 ohms About 10 ohms here. There might be varnish built up on this end of the shaft here. Give it a little cleaning and the halves will...

Product Review by Jon Hanna (Admin) Let's face it, Ford did a few things on our beloved Broncos that probably could have been done better; like those ridiculously small gas tanks. Having to stop 3 times on my way to Moab to fill up the 12 gallon stock tank in my '72 was really getting...