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From 1994 Ford Bronco “Canyonaro” — documented by dogonmut.

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1994 Ford Bronco - A close-up view of a metal automotive component with patent pending markings.

1994 Ford Bronco - A chrome power steering pump is shown, with visible text and threaded fittings, resting on a truck bed.

1994 Ford Bronco - PSC power steering component with checkered flag sticker is shown on a dark surface.

1994 Ford Bronco - Two different metal fittings are shown in detail, resting on a textured surface.

1994 Ford Bronco - Disassembled power steering pump and associated fittings are laid out on a weathered blue surface.

1994 Ford Bronco - Power steering hose with visible part number 361020 71851.

1994 Ford Bronco - A power steering pump is shown resting on a weathered truck bed surface.

1994 Ford Bronco - A Ford steering gear box is shown, likely a replacement part.

1994 Ford Bronco - Used Ford steering gear box shown in a truck bed.

1994 Ford Bronco - Two drive shafts are shown in a truck bed, wrapped in plastic for protection.

1994 Ford Bronco - A pair of Ford-branded valve covers are shown, one with an oil cap attached.

1994 Ford Bronco - Close-up of an engine part showing the 'POWERED BY FORD' inscription.

1994 Ford Bronco - A pair of aluminum valve covers, showing signs of wear and rust, are displayed on a dark surface.

1994 Ford Bronco - Ford retainer part E4TZ-1190-A is shown in its original service parts packaging.

1994 Ford Bronco - A Timken wheel bearing seal is shown in its plastic packaging, with part number 4333N visible.

1994 Ford Bronco - Two used aluminum valve covers are shown with red measurement lines indicating their dimensions.

1994 Ford Bronco - A U-bolt is shown with a measuring tape, indicating its dimensions. The registry claims it is a 1994 Ford Bronco part, but this is unlikely.