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Where is the back-up light switch located on my 76 Bronco with a C4?
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Back-up light switch location?
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Posted 15 March 2009 - 04:51 PM
You will most likely find it on the transmission, at least that is where mine is.
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1983 Full Size Bronco with; Ford 8.8" 3.08:1 Rear; Dana 44 3.08:1 Front; WARN Premium locking hubs; 31x10.5's; NP208; Holley 4160 4bbl; MSD 6AL Ignition; MSD Blaster 2 coil;
1978 Saginaw Pump V-Belt Power Steering;
1984 F150 Dash;
1985 351W HO;
1985 Tilt steering wheel;
1993 Mercury Sable 3G 130 Amp Alternator;
1995 F150 doors;
1995 20 inches of rear portion of the tub;
1996 Bronco tail gate;
1996 Eddie Bower Over Head Console;
1996 Lincoln Mark VIII 4200 CFM Electric Fan;
Headlight harness upgrade; DRLs; Battery relocated to rear; Under hood fuse box vs fusible links; Upgraded wiring for rear window to 10 AWG;
Always under restoration
Parts replacement is not trouble shooting, replacement follows trouble shooting
Broncos are MPVs not SUVs
Communication: I know you think you know what I said, but what you need to know is, I didn't say what I meant.
Some of my pictures at Supermotors http://www.supermotors.net/212
1983 Full Size Bronco with; Ford 8.8" 3.08:1 Rear; Dana 44 3.08:1 Front; WARN Premium locking hubs; 31x10.5's; NP208; Holley 4160 4bbl; MSD 6AL Ignition; MSD Blaster 2 coil;
1978 Saginaw Pump V-Belt Power Steering;
1984 F150 Dash;
1985 351W HO;
1985 Tilt steering wheel;
1993 Mercury Sable 3G 130 Amp Alternator;
1995 F150 doors;
1995 20 inches of rear portion of the tub;
1996 Bronco tail gate;
1996 Eddie Bower Over Head Console;
1996 Lincoln Mark VIII 4200 CFM Electric Fan;
Headlight harness upgrade; DRLs; Battery relocated to rear; Under hood fuse box vs fusible links; Upgraded wiring for rear window to 10 AWG;
Always under restoration
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Posted 15 March 2009 - 05:16 PM
Hi there Buddy, If my mind serves me correct.....all the broncos ford trucks and econoline vans were bout the same. It should be on top of the steering column and it includes the neutral safety switch and it has some adjustment to it. There is a post that triggers the switch coming from the shift tube out of the column. Hope this Helps ya, have a DIXIE day!! GOD BLESS YA!!
Hi there Folk's, my name is Dusty. I am a ford motor co. senior master tech with 23 years as a mechanic with ford. I am also a ASE master with L-1 advanced level cert. I have been broncoing for years!! I own a 1967 bronco wagon, up graded to a 200 cid six, P/S, power brakes. 33 BFG all terrain's,body lift,4.11's w/equa-lock in rear. Copper and Black. Try to get a pic here soon!!
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Posted 15 March 2009 - 05:18 PM
On driver side of tranny
This post has been edited by Bronc76: 15 March 2009 - 05:19 PM
76 Early Bronco, Special Decor Package, 302, C4, Dana 20, Dana 44, 9", Hatteras green poly, 5.5" superlift, 36" swampers
78 F-100 Custom 2WD 302, C4, Dana 44, black, a/c
79 F-150 Ranger 4WD 400, C6, NP 205, Dana 44, 9", Walnut Glow/ Light sand, a/c cc
97 Chevy S-10 4WD 4.3, Standard red, a/c cc
78 F-100 Custom 2WD 302, C4, Dana 44, black, a/c
79 F-150 Ranger 4WD 400, C6, NP 205, Dana 44, 9", Walnut Glow/ Light sand, a/c cc
97 Chevy S-10 4WD 4.3, Standard red, a/c cc
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Posted 15 March 2009 - 05:30 PM
Hey again, I checked the manuals I have on hand again. I am pretty sure Im right however it may be mounted outside under the hood at the end of the column similar to a straight drive vech. By the 72-73 year they got pretty safe and had most under the dash on the column, so take a peek!
Hi there Folk's, my name is Dusty. I am a ford motor co. senior master tech with 23 years as a mechanic with ford. I am also a ASE master with L-1 advanced level cert. I have been broncoing for years!! I own a 1967 bronco wagon, up graded to a 200 cid six, P/S, power brakes. 33 BFG all terrain's,body lift,4.11's w/equa-lock in rear. Copper and Black. Try to get a pic here soon!!
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