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Engine bracket question

berg bronco

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I have a mostly stock 75 bronco with a 302 c4 and was wondering if somebody could tell me what the bracket is above the alternator... Is it stock? Maybe smog or a/c? ImageUploadedByTapatalk1391372235.269152.jpg ImageUploadedByTapatalk1391372244.965666.jpg
 
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berg bronco

berg bronco

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Thanks! That's what I was thinking... I wonder if it would make any sense to try and a find another pump?
 

broncnaz

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Only if your required to have it for emissions otherwise i wouldnt bother.
 

broncnaz

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Here's a pic earlier year but the air pumps are basically all the same even up thru the 80's
 

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jckkys

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The alternator bracket used on small blocks that weren't required to have air injection is cheap at about $25 from JBP. Any future bureaucratic emissions inspector won't see something's missing and your access to the alternator and heater hose connection will be a lot easier. Anything that sanitizes the engine compartment is a good thing.
 
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