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replacing fuel float

From 1996 Ford Bronco “The Sleeper”, documented by dash_cam.

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1996 Ford Bronco - A piece of corrugated metal with paint splatters rests on a dark, ribbed surface. 1996 Ford Bronco - A corrugated metal part is measured with a tape measure, indicating its dimensions. 1996 Ford Bronco - Interior view of the cargo area in a 1996 Ford Bronco, showing the floor and rear seating. 1996 Ford Bronco - Undercarriage view showing frame rails and wiring harness, covered in dirt and grime. 1996 Ford Bronco - Undercarriage view shows metal frame components and wiring harnesses. 1996 Ford Bronco - Close-up view of an underbody component with visible bolts and a green hose. 1996 Ford Bronco - Close-up of a red truck bed floor showing ribbed texture and surface marks. 1996 Ford Bronco - A piece of corrugated plastic is marked for cutting, held by clamps. 1996 Ford Bronco - Package of five Bosch T118B jigsaw blades designed for cutting metal. 1996 Ford Bronco - A Bosch jigsaw blade, marked 'SWISS MADE', is shown against a textured surface. 1996 Ford Bronco - A piece of corrugated metal is measured with a tape measure. The Supermotors.net logo is in the corner. 1996 Ford Bronco - A Ryobi bench grinder sits on a workbench next to a piece of wood being held by a hand. 1996 Ford Bronco - A close-up view of a red metallic surface marked with yellow lines and circles, suggesting a part of a vehicle's body or undercarriage. 1996 Ford Bronco - This image shows a modified red metal panel with scribe lines and cutouts, likely part of a vehicle's fuel system access. 1996 Ford Bronco - Jigsaw cutting wood on a ribbed surface, possibly the bed of a truck or van. 1996 Ford Bronco - A Craftsman jigsaw is used to cut a piece of red corrugated metal, guided by a wooden plank. 1996 Ford Bronco - Close-up of a vehicle's interior floor showing a cut-out panel and a tool, with a website logo visible. 1996 Ford Bronco - Close-up view of the undercarriage, showing structural components and suspension elements. 1996 Ford Bronco - Access panel removed to reach the fuel tank and lines. 1996 Ford Bronco - Close-up of a vehicle's fuel line connector being held by a hand, with wiring visible. 1996 Ford Bronco - A fuel float assembly is held for inspection, detached from its original vehicle. 1996 Ford Bronco - The fuel float assembly has been removed from the fuel tank opening. The Supermotors.net logo is visible in the lower right corner. 1996 Ford Bronco - Fuel tank opening with a hose attached, showing signs of wear and rust. Supermotors.net logo is present. 1996 Ford Bronco - A rubber ring, possibly a gasket, rests on a textured maroon surface. 1996 Ford Bronco - A close-up of a fuel float seal ring is shown against a red, textured background. 1996 Ford Bronco - Two rubber gaskets, likely for a fuel float replacement, are shown side-by-side on a red surface. 1996 Ford Bronco - Wiring harness connector being held, likely for a vehicle repair or diagnostic. 1996 Ford Bronco - The fuel tank sender unit is visible after cutting an access hole in the vehicle's floor pan. 1996 Ford Bronco - Spectra Premium fuel tank lock ring part, labeled L004 and made in Canada. 1996 Ford Bronco - This is a fuel sending unit float for 1976-1986 Jeep CJ models, identified by part number 17729.01.