Recent content by BroncoLew

No worries. Are you in Birmingham, AL? I can pick up local. I live in Mtn Brook.

If these are still available I'll buy them.

Hope this helps. I had a lot of wiring issues on mine and ended up taking it to a shop and had a new harness installed. Chasing electrical gremlins is never fun.

Link to early Bronco wiring diagrams Here is a link to some early Bronco wiring diagrams I found online. Let me know if they aren't helpful and I can find my USB stick that may have a better one.

If nobody else buys this I will buy it and pay for shipping to Birmingham, AL.

These Bronco's are better than the ones that barely have any factory parts remaining after a $100k+ restomod.

Next step is subpoena and take him to court to get your $500 back.

Cluster is held on by 4 screws. Disconnect the speedo cable and then then take out the screws it will come down. Bring it down slowly and have some tape to mark the wires as your remove them so you put them back.

What brand wheels are those?

I finally decided to tackle fixing my fuel gauge and ordered a replacement to put in the cluster so I unplugged it and put the leads on the new gauge and it didn't work. I confirmed that the IVR was working and tested the resistance of the sender which was good too. I ended up making some leads...

I remember having to walk away from mine a few times before I finally got the bezel back on when reinstalling my ignition switch. I think one of the vendors offers a tool that makes it easier to reinstall and it would probably be worth it because I remember wishing I had an extra hand trying to...

I am fortunate that my company pays for my gas during the week since I travel my territory in a personal truck so I don't get too worked up over gas prices. However, this weekend I hopped in the Bronco to put some gas in it and I run ethanol free 95 octane and paid $6.72/gal. That stung. I'll...

You've given me some motivation to get a few tasks knocked out on my Bronco so I can use it next winter at our hunting club. I need to cut the fenders and add flares, new 33's, new front bumper with a winch and I will be good to go.

I was born in 90 and my grandfather had a 73 Explorer. He used to ride me around in it on the weekends when I would stay with them and instead of playing outside or watching TV I would be down in the garage with him tinkering on it or any of the other vehicles he had. I used to spend hours...

I'll be waiting on your review before I buy one as well. My Bronco sits in a carport with a sloped roof so the suspension removal won't be as easy as some of these guys that have theirs in garages. The RollnJack would be perfect for me if it will work.