bluesman17
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Anyone know how to get the fuel lines off easily without spilling leaking tons of gas? Any ideas how to get the main harness to the engine off would be greatly appreciated. 92 302 fuel injected.
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davids78bronco
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Buy a repair manual
Ditto. The Haynes or Chilton manuals cover that in great detail, for under $20.
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bluesman17
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I have a Haynes but they never mentioned the bolt hidden in the wires on the harness. It would have been nice not hear anything at all instead of get a manual. Future reference to get the fuel lines of the rail you have to have a fuel line removal tool for 90 and up Fords.
Txquadhunter
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Blues,
That wasn't just saying that to sound rude or anything. Just most every year model has diffirent things then others. The best way is to get a manual so you'll know where every ground wire ect. is fouund on that model. My book shows theres a bolt in the harness at the fuse block. Even though pretty much every year does. But if your working on a Carb'd motor no need to un-plug it there to make it easy un-like the EFI your doing.
That wasn't just saying that to sound rude or anything. Just most every year model has diffirent things then others. The best way is to get a manual so you'll know where every ground wire ect. is fouund on that model. My book shows theres a bolt in the harness at the fuse block. Even though pretty much every year does. But if your working on a Carb'd motor no need to un-plug it there to make it easy un-like the EFI your doing.
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bluesman17
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Got it out today it was a pain taking in to have rebuilt tomorrow.
