Guess this part game

[half cab]

Sorry Tac, but the 48 hour time limit is up! ;D

Here is one....

Yes, it is a screw, but where is the one place it is used in all Broncos?

Is it the screw that holds the weather strip where the top meets the tub on the doors..

 

[crab]

TAC, is that the spring that falls into the pan when you pull the filter off the valve body?

 

[half cab]

Well, I know I am late, but I was working on my Bronco ....so here is the pic...

Vent window spring

 

[half cab]

TAC, is that the spring that falls into the pan when you pull the filter off the valve body?

You need to bring us another hootis pic;D%)

 

[Broncitis]

Broncitis ...is that a fuse box screw

Nope.

Is your pic the spring on the brake light switch?

 

[Broncitis]

Is it the screw that holds the weather strip where the top meets the tub on the doors..

No.........

 

[Broncitis]

Or maybe the detent spring for the T-case shift rails?

Is that stuff supposed to be inside of it?

 

[TAC71]

No to all ... another pic

 

[TAC71]

The "stuff" inside is grease....most, if not all broncos have 2 of these

 

[TAC71]

Broncitis..is it the centre screw in the top of the dash face

 

[Broncitis]

Broncitis..is it the centre screw in the top of the dash face

Yep, that's it. The only place that screw is used that I can think of.

 

[Broncitis]

spring on shift lever on steering column?

 

[TAC71]

Had to be dash area...no rust on it

no..... not a shifter spring

 

[TAC71]

Thats a canadian dime beside the spring

 

[Broncitis]

Door handle thumb button spring?

 

[TAC71]

not a handle spring

 

[twisted77]

Sorry I've been slackin. But I have no idea. My guess is some sort of stiff wire wrapped in a tight coil shape Made for the Ford Mo Co sometime between 65-77, for the early bronco. Just a guess though. Could be wrong.

Bryce


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[TAC71]

twisted77 ..your so close

 

[twisted77]

twisted77 ..your so close

I am? I was just guessing I really thought it was made around 78.

Bryce


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[DirtDonk]

Two of them would be detent springs for the t-case, but I thought someone mentioned that already.
Do J-shifts use two?

Paul