Does anyone......

[Bronc76]

.... have an emission diagram or pics of a '76 Bronco other than what chilton shows?

 

[andre]

NEED INFO

ENGINE SIZE AND TRANMS TYPE

MORE INFO BETTER CHANCE OF GETING RIGTH DIAGRAM

MAY BE ABLE TO GET FROM WORK

 

[Bronc76]

Read my signature.

If you can find something, that would be great.

 

[andre]

found haynes not **** of a lot in there just tipical diagram of carb and air pump

this may sound stupid

i know what year but need to know is it auto or manual tranms

ac or not and what are you lookimg for

vacuum diagram or air pump hose carb

or decal that go under the hoot help ??

here some thing to check out

http://www.who-sells-it.com/cy/dennis-carpenter-ford-and-cushman-restorations-3138/67-79-truck-and-78-79-bronco-parts-2008-20160/pages-1-6.html

 

[Bronc76]

I'm looking for a vacuum diagram. There are two lines that go from passenger side exhaust. I know they go to back of carb, but where? I think I got the lines that come off the air cleaner hooked up correctly. Also, just curious if anyone knows where the catalyst protection temp. sensor wires go, or is there really such a thing?

 

[andre]

here some "Q"

i need to know

is it org carb and air filter bowl

do you have charcoal canister and engine air pump

on r side of engine there two hose

i got hayne can copy page and try to send you it

if you whant it

 

[Bronc76]

Original motorcraft carb and airfilter bowl, it does have a carbon canister. As far as the air pump, it doesn't currently have one but the alternator has a double pulley and there is a bracket above the alternator. Is that where the pump should be? I'm assuming since its a '76 that it should have one. I'm trying to rebuild it back to original.

 

[andre]

ok air pump is on r side of engine under alt

on str 6 on top if mem serve me

some did not come w air pump

did you try the dealer to see if can get fax of engine parts whit youre ser no#

or may have micro fiche you cant take a look at

ill try on my side see if i can get any info

have a rager whit 289 from 1969 bronco still running strong

tranmission and t-case in garage love the t-case gear dive no chang

be in touch let you know if i get any info