Bronco ReAssemby

[newman0911]

Hello everyone. I bought a 1974 Bronco w/302 about a year ago, then deployed. I am now back and looking to getting started putting it back together. When I bought it, everything is together except the engine accessories (distributor, water pump, carb, etc..). I was wondering if there is a list or book out there that can tell me everything I need to have installed to get it back together. I am fairly new to Broncos and mechanics but I have a lot of time and want to do it myself. I have a good idea but do not want to miss anything. Any help is appreciated. Thanks.

 

[Customjob]

something like this may be able to help you get an idea of what is supposed to be in there and how to remove/install it. This one is ten bux on ebay.

 

[AdamDude04]

Yeah haynes manual at any local autopart store is great. I got mine for free from my bud and it has helped. They could be more detailed but they give you the gist of it all.

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[Bronc76]

...and chiltons.

 

[Seabronc]

Forget haynes and chilton, they are a readers digest version of the real thing, leaving out detail some editor doesn't think is necessary. Do yourself a favor and invest in a real set of shop manuals http://shop.ebay.com/i.html?_nkw=1974+Ford+Bronco+shop+manual&_sacat=0&_dmpt=Motors_Manuals_Literature&_odkw=1974+Ford+shop+manual&_osacat=0&bkBtn=&_trksid=p3286.m270.l1313 .

Good luck,

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[newman0911]

Thanks everyone. I have the Haynes and Chiltons. They do help quite a bit but I got the feeling they leave out some stuff and kind of only hit the major things. So I did go ahead and order the shop manual cd's a few days ago. Just waiting on them to come in. Thanks again.