Hello from Colorado

[birddawg]

Just stumbled onto this site and signed up. I've had a few jeeps and a have a chevy colorado. But Just got a 93 Bronco in January 2012, was a Ford mechanic for many years, well after I got her out came the engine and after a reman long block becuase no one seems to change oil. then a new solenoid pack in the E4OD and shes running. Now putting parts together to level her up and tighten up steering and suspension. then 31's and off to get aligned. Then onto her first off road excursion on a Elk hunt in 6 weeks in northwest Colorado, praying for lots of snow and mud and of coarse Elk. This is a picture of what she looked like when I got her

 

[miesk5]

yo DAWGG,

WELCOME!

Hope you can help others here with your knowledge & experience.

S

Did you use a Ford MC long block or?

btw, I have wiring/vacuum line diagrams and more in my site;

use Internal search for

in a 93

or 92-96

such as:

Vacuum Diagram, AC & Heater in a 93

Source: by Bronco Rob (BroncoRob) at http://www.supermotors.org/getfile/258027/original/Heater.JPG

Flowmaster™ 40, & CATCO® direct replacement pics, Hella Lights pic, cruise control vacuum diagram, B&M transmission cooler & sender pics, MSD Blaster coil pics, door jamb label pic, Energy Suspension body mount installation instructions & diagram, underbody storage pics

in a 93 5.0; MIESK5 Note, site won't allow you to return to this page Source: by Streetgang (Steven F)

Wiring Diagrams in a 93

Vehicle Emission Control Information (VECI), PUK (49 States) Decal, PGP (Canada) Decal & Emission Calibration Number Label Overview, Location in a 93; "...Each vehicle is equipped with a decal (Figure 1) containing emission control data that applies specifically to that vehicle and engine. The specifications provided on the decal are critical to servicing emissions systems. In addition to the tune-up specifications and procedures, the emission decal shows a color-coded schematic of the engine vacuum system. The color coding on the schematic represents the actual color coding on the vacuum hoses. However, there will be instances where an individual hose color will not agree. The Emission Calibration Number Label (Figure 2) contains the engine calibration number and is located on the driver's side door or door post pillar.