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Two metal transfer case components on a workbench

1995 Ford Bronco

documented by eaglesoaring 56 photos documented since 2 years documented ♡ Follow this build

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56 photos across 3 years. Drag the dot to travel through this vehicle’s life. Captions are the owner’s; where there isn’t one, the AI caption fills in.

2014

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Two metal transfer case components on a workbench Close-up of a gear and bearing assembly, likely from a transfer case Close-up of a transfer case's internal gears and bearing Metal transfer case component with a silver shaft extending upwards, surrounded by tools and covered items Close-up of a transfer case gear assembly with a metal rod inserted Rusty metal flange with splined center, marked '656 Bronco Rear'. Box of Koyo bearings nearby Two metal shafts with splines and gears sit on a workbench next to tools and rags Two metal transfer case shafts with splines and gears on a workbench with tools

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two electric fans wired together, mounted on a metal housing Dual electric fans mounted in a brushed aluminum shroud, with black fan blades and hubs Derale transmission cooler control module with red wires 1995 Ford Bronco: Close-up of a rusted hole in a vehicle frame, revealing a pipe with concentric rings. 1995 Ford Bronco: Rusted metal bracket with bolt and rubber bushing, wire looms above.

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close-up of a vehicle's coil spring and shock absorber Rusty metal bracket on top of a dirty coil spring and shock absorber Suspension coil spring and shock absorber with SuperMotors.net watermark Close-up of vehicle suspension components including a coil spring and shock absorber, with SuperMotors.net lo… Close-up of a vehicle's suspension coil spring with a bolt visible Close-up of a dirty black coil spring with a metal pin inserted, resting on a metal mount with a large nut Close-up of a rusty suspension spring and bolt Close-up of a dusty coil spring and shock absorber assembly

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