MommasBronco
New member
Just wanted to say hello, give you all an idea why I'm on here. I've had my 89 Full size Bronco since 2003. Long story short, had it rebuilt by a family friend's garage about $17,000 later... (yeah no crap huh, parents paid for it) I have had to redo pretty much all the engine work. I've paid Ford (the pro's) $607 in labor to fix a $19 part. So now I'm on a mission, I'm researching, asking advice from anyone that might have clue so I can do the work myself.
My most recent and gratifying repair was replacing the distributor and thermostat to have my baby running better than he ever has. Everyone said I couldn't do it and I should take it to "pro"... ha, I got it running again and took it to a shop & had the timing checked to have the mechanic congratulate me on a job well done.
So now, I'm trying to find the right connections to the "Coffee Can" for the 2ndry Air those hard plastic vacuum tubes are cracked to pieces. I have the diagram and such, just too much "Jerry" rigging in there I feel like I'm rerouting a computer server. I'll need 2 days to to track & label every hose wire and vacuum line just to get started... they (the family friends garage thought they would be cute and painted the engine components pretty colors. So any advice would be welcome.
MommasBronco
89 Bronco Full size, 302L EFI
My most recent and gratifying repair was replacing the distributor and thermostat to have my baby running better than he ever has. Everyone said I couldn't do it and I should take it to "pro"... ha, I got it running again and took it to a shop & had the timing checked to have the mechanic congratulate me on a job well done.
So now, I'm trying to find the right connections to the "Coffee Can" for the 2ndry Air those hard plastic vacuum tubes are cracked to pieces. I have the diagram and such, just too much "Jerry" rigging in there I feel like I'm rerouting a computer server. I'll need 2 days to to track & label every hose wire and vacuum line just to get started... they (the family friends garage thought they would be cute and painted the engine components pretty colors. So any advice would be welcome.
MommasBronco
89 Bronco Full size, 302L EFI