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[Broncitis]

Door crank thingy...?

Nope.......It is not any kind of crank thingy

 

[66 twins]

plunger for brake master cylinder

 

[Broncitis]

plunger for brake master cylinder

Closer (sort of).....but no. ;D

 

[twisted77]

Door pin.

Bryce



Sent from my EB parts finder phone.

 

[Broncitis]

Door pin.

Bryce



Sent from my EB parts finder phone.

Sort of does look like a door hinge pin, but no.

Two of these on each Bronco, not four.

 

[xcntrk]

I got a 66 and I don't recognize that part.. How about a hint?

 

[BoureeOne]

I dont think he said it was unique to 66. I think he is saying it is common on all EBs.

Scott

 

[xcntrk]

Oops, I misread that. thought he said 66-67.. my bad...

 

[Broncitis]

Hint:

The original assembly these are used in work well, but I have found that most of the aftermarket reproduction (while looking nice and correct) do not work as well.

Here is another clue. The assembly this pin is used in is usually located within 18" of this part:

 

[half cab]

Vent window latch rod...hootis

 

[Broncitis]

Vent window latch rod...hootis

Nope....nothing with the vent window.

 

[ransil]

Nope....nothing with the vent window.

Somebody is spending way too much time on cb.com time to get a job

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[Broncitis]

Somebody is spending way too much time on cb.com time to get a job

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Just cause you do not know what the parts is, there is no need to get personal! ;D

Actually, I did three jobs between 9 and 3 on Sunday that made more than my regular engineering gig did in a week. I tried hooking you up with the south western region, but you'd rather sit on the couch! ?:?

 

[BajaBronco]

Door handle button plunger?

 

[Broncitis]

Door handle button plunger?

Yes, that's it.

I have found that the reproduction door handles look nice, but usually seem very gritty or stiff and hard to operate compared to originals. I'm going to have to take one apart and see if I can polish and lube it a bit to make them operate more smoothly.

The knurl on the pin is not used as a spline like on a window regulator shaft, or as a increased diameter for a tight fit like in a door hinge pin. In the door handle it is used as an increased diameter simply to keep the pin from sliding out of the assembly and to allow the spring and a plate to retract it.

Now, do you also know what the formed wire part is that I used for a clue?

 

[Skiddy]

Yes, that's it.

Now, do you also know what the formed wire part is that I used for a clue?

is that the door lock clip?:?

 

[Broncitis]

is that the door lock clip?:?

.......nope

 

[xcntrk]

Window regulator bushing clip...

 

[Broncitis]

Window regulator bushing clip...

Technically a roller, but bushing is close enough.

 

[BajaBronco]

Ya that's what helped me... And the hint about repro ones sucking. I always reuse the button and lever mech from the old handle.