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What have you done to your Bronco today?

399strokerEB

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Got my passenger vent window rebuilt this weekend and did some plowing today.
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hsach

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Removed the engine last night. It was an easy pull with no issues at all. I thought I might have to lower the tire pressure to clear the front, but this hoist had room to spare. Very impressed with it, much more stable than my old one. I can't believe how dirty this engine is, I think everything is original including the clutch/pressure plate. Now I can finish cleaning the frame and the underside where the trans/engine sat. A small light at the end of the tunnel. (y)

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Ol'Blue

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Got the intank fuel pump in. Just waiting for the new sender before putting the tank back in.
 

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hsach

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I had Christmas week off of work and ended up getting sick, so I spent that time in the garage of course! Pulled the engine and trans recently, and now needed to clean up the frame and underbody in that area before a new drivetrain is installed. I used a wire wheel for most of it, strip discs work great also but they disintegrate too quickly unless the area is flat.

Make sure you get the area under the body mounts!
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Rbuddy98

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Installed new LED headlights
 

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Seattle66

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I finished installing the front seat belts. I recently installed the family cage from Bronco Bob/All 4 Fun Offroad and it came with the welded in seatbelt bungs which were awesome. Made the install super simple. I also finally got a few pics of the new cage and custom dash. Still need to install the cover around the steering column cutout and the Clarion Marine Gauge style radio I plan to use. You can see in the pics I just have the choke cable hanging through the stereo cutout until I can get it wired up.

The Speed Hut Gauges are great. The back lighting it great at night. The best part is the GPS Speedo. Connects right away and is accurate.
 

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Jdgephar

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Installed new LED headlights



Nice. I bought a set with daytime run and turn signals also.

They are a white ring for the run lights, and change to amber with the turn signal (seen here with the hazard lights on).
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Ol'Blue

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Checked pumpkin to pan clearance to the new 351w this morning. Im good at pan and shock compression, but I do have contact at diff cover to track bar and track bar bracket to radium arm C cup.

Im going to find a way to get a 1" to 1.5" spacer under or over the bump stop to play it safe. Also grind down the diff cover a tad will help.

But very happy I have plenty of room at the pan. (y) :cool:

Any suggestions on spacer?
 

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