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What have you done to your Bronco today?

904Bronco

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Bronco Guru
Joined
Sep 28, 2004
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6,697
Loc.
San Martin, CA
Nothing to see here... just paint drying in the Sun that finally showed itself.
 

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Bruners4

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Jul 22, 2019
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282
Loc.
1/2 way to everywhere
Spindle bearings, wheel bearings and seals replaced and greased. Hub Loks cleaned and refreshed. Brake rotors deglazed, caliper slides lubed and reassembled.
Transmission cooler to transmission hard line hose and clamps replaced. Unfortunately, it looks like the stock explorer cooler has developed a leak. Looking for a replacement now.
 

fordguy

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Jan 23, 2005
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6,356
nice!! i've switched to a down firing setup so i have more space and can place items on top of the sub box
This box is too big but brings the right amount of bass. Going to port the next box. Show us a pic of the down firing box.
 

SouthPaw74

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Jr. Member
Joined
May 20, 2021
Messages
104
Loc.
South Florida
Ever since I removed the hard top, my rear panels had to be removed due to the flap covering the bracket and bolts. I always felt the interior looked incomplete without them! Instead of buying new but non-matching panels from a vendor, I had a local shop modify my original Ranger rear panels to fit with a soft top. Very pleased with the result!
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