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    KS 66 U13 Bronco. $6250

    Can anyone tell me how to change the price in the thread heading? Thanks!!
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    KS 66 U13 Bronco. $6250

    Any takers at $6250.00?
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    KS 66 U13 Bronco. $6250

    I like BoureeOne's idea!!
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    KS 66 U13 Bronco. $6250

    Transportation isn't very expensive - We shipped it from TN when I bought it.
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    KS 66 U13 Bronco. $6250

    Is that a good or bad thing??!!
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    KS 66 U13 Bronco. $6250

    Yep - it is, I just don't have the knowledge and the time. I figure it needs to go to someone that does.
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    KS 66 U13 Bronco. $6250

    Thanks for that build date, I didn't know how to decode it - much appreciated!
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    KS 66 U13 Bronco. $6250

    Please see link below for details - Thanks. http://kansascity.craigslist.org/cto/4744312304.html
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    Fuel filter empty after every start

    Thanks for the help, as you can probably tell, this is the first carbureted engine that I've had. I sold a 2001 cobra to try my hand at an EB!
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    Fuel filter empty after every start

    Nice, thanks! The on there now is just the see through plastic type.
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    Fuel filter empty after every start

    I haven't checked he lines or pump yet, figured they were good because the filter was 3/4 the way full with the old 2 barrel carb. I probably need to lower the filter.
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    Fuel filter empty after every start

    More ?s, I suppose it will never stop. So I installed an edlebrock 600 cfm carb and since then my fuel filter is empty after I run it. To start the bronco I have to use a spray of starter fluid and starts up just fine. Should the filter be below the inlet to the carb? Thanks in advance!!
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    Power steering pump delete

    I appreciate all the help, I'll see what I can find online.
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    Power steering pump delete

    Yes I found that last night also, my set up is just like the middle diagram. The water pump is single groove and not in line with alternator, it is further inside.
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    Power steering pump delete

    It shot fluid all over and was pretty hot, makes a metal on metal noise that seems to get louder with higher rpms. Engine was running hot too though, isn't. 220 to 230 degrees too hot for a 302?
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    Power steering pump delete

    I'll check it again, but it looked like the water pump only has 1 groove and it is not pined up with the alternator and crank. Also, do you think my assessment of the ps pump getting too hot because it just loops right back to itself. Thanks guys, as you can tell I am new to the EBs but trying...
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    Power steering pump delete

    The existing belt on the power steering goes around the crank the power steering and the fan, it is the only belt that goes around the fan currently. The other belt goes around the alternator and crank only.
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    Power steering pump delete

    Maybe I am a complete dummy, but by looking at it I was trying to figure out the same thing. If I take the ps pump off that new belt will be only for the fan and crank. How would you get it on?
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    Power steering pump delete

    So, I have a question. I have a 66 Bronco with a 1974 302. It has manual steering rack and manual steering box but does have the power steering pump on it. I got it running again today and at least got to drive it a bit, but it was running hot, about 220-230. The power steering pump started...
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