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No problem J.R. No hurry. Whenever you have time would be terrific. I am planning on replacing my floor pans some time this summer. But, thanks for your consideration. Ed

Ben, Let me know if you need to see my Bronco as a reference. I can also take some pics and send them to you, if needed. Ed

Once again, thanks for the terrific info! I will keep you informed regarding the progress of my engine.

Thanks iwlbcnu, Is there a way I can remove the fan without the special tool?

Thanks for the good info! What type of tool do I need to pull the fan off? I do no want to ding or bend it while removing the engine.

Wow that bad hugh? Any additional advice that will make removal of the engine any easeir? I will probably begine removal of the engine around 2pm, therefore every second of time spared will be helpful before it gets dark. Thanks Iwlbcnu and Ben for your help

Hi everyone, I may have a lead to pick up a '96 Explorer 5.0 motor this weekend. I was wondering if you guys can help me out with some basic questions: 1. What misc. things should I take, in addition to the motor? ex. sensors, hoses, wiring, etc. I would hate to return back to the seller...

I used 3M black weatherstrip adhesive on my Bronco last summer. Everything came out just fine.

Nice purchase Ben! Inform me on the details of your purchase. I may want to do the swap in the future. have fun and enjoy the tranny. Ed

J.R.Nice, Can you post any pictures of the flanged sheet metal, especially where the top section is flat? The floor pan replacement should look stock with this method correct? Thanks for your help

I have a general question regarding floor pan replacement. Why are most floor pan replacements performed with individual driver and passenger side floor pans, which are mostly welded in via lap welds instead of butt welds? Why not use the 5 piece repro floor pans that WH sells and make it like...

I recently purchased some hard wood backing at Home Depot. I don't remmber what the thickness was, but the same size is available at the store. At first, I tried the arts and crafts stores. They have the same material but it is not large enough. Home depot is where to get it, but be prepared...

Thanks Blue71, I appreciate your effort! I am looking to run that setup as well. Currently, I have BFG 30x9.5s. Next is a 2.5" lift. Upgrades are never ending.

Very nice Ben!!!! I would like to get one as well.

Blue 71, What size/type lift, size/backspacing tire combo do you have? Thanks, Ed

Spectacular! Thanks for the additional info Have a great Super Bowl Sunday everyone!

twbowhunter, Can you please explain what is a pinch weld? Is it the actual rubber weatherstripping or the metal trim, which it is attached to? Did you use a body hammer to Tap the pinch welds? Thanks to everyone for your comments!

Thanks for all of the great info!

My doors are alligned very well. I agree that the rubber has to "relax", but I have to slam my door pretty hard to get it to fully close. Most of the time I end up with a partially closed door. My weatherstripping has been on for about a month now. Do I need to wait longer? Thanks for your...

Sounds good guys. Thanks for the feedback. I was thinking the same thing. I also just purchased some vent window locks from a local autoparts store. Unfortunately, the ruber pads are too thick and I cannot fully push the lock against the window. I will try to find a thinner ruber pad and...