The story
Bought brand new showroom floor. Great deal. Just over the last few years my truck has been rusting out fast, EVERYWHERE., including the components. So Ive been learning to work on everything myself, so far so good. Even though everything sounds like it in a foriegn language. — 96redbronco
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This red Ford Bronco is parked on a dirt road with some rocks and vegetation in the background. AI caption
Solvent Pump Owner
New solvent pump and nozzle, cleaned out tank full of mud Owner
New resistor Owner
Inserted with exisiting screws Owner
Old resistor, connections rusted on had to cut wires and by new wire harness Owner
New connection, $30 from stealership Owner
Twisted together, electric tape, insulated tape, more electric tape, plugged in, we now have lo, med, hi settings, Total repair $50 Owner
Rough idle? Owner
Spray paint cans and a spray trigger are laid out on a pink surface, with a silver sedan visible in the background. AI caption
Before Owner
Masked and painted Owner
After Owner
This 1996 Ford Bronco features a removable top and is shown from the rear quarter angle. AI caption
This part wore out and eventually the left hand side too. I had to fab to fit bc its spot welded on. Cut, welded the screw onto the plate a… Owner
Close-up of rusted metal floor panel and carpet edge inside a vehicle. AI caption
The red truck bed shows a worn white spray-on liner with visible ridges and some dirt. AI caption
A paint and rust stripper kit is shown next to a wire wheel attachment and gloves. AI caption
A person uses a power tool to prepare the red interior floor of a vehicle. AI caption
Using a rotary tool to clean a red ribbed surface, possibly a truck bed or trailer. AI caption
Cant find the rest. But I sprayed primer then rolled on the herculiner. Better than that carpet getting wet all the time. Owner
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