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1979 Ford Bronco

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1979 Ford Bronco: Current fuse block with glass fuses. 1979 Ford Bronco: Clips from the fuse block that wires are connected to on the back and fuse clips into on the front side. 1979 Ford Bronco: Two fuse blocks I pulled from the junkyard, I'm going to use the the fuse block on the right. 1979 Ford Bronco: Various sizes of clips that are used to distribute the power. 1979 Ford Bronco: Back of fuse block. 1979 Ford Bronco: Close-up of a black Ford fuse box with labels and fuse slots. Three plastic bags filled with brass electrical connectors. Scattered electrical connectors with wires on a dark, textured surface. 1979 Ford Bronco: Close-up of two automotive fuse boxes with colorful wires connected. 1979 Ford Bronco: Close-up of vehicle wiring harness with colorful wires and connectors. 1979 Ford Bronco fuse block chart listing circuits, feed wire colors, fuse ratings and fed components Under-dash fuse block with original fuses, added expansion fuses and unfused hot taps marked Hand-drawn fuse box layout on graph paper with positions F1 through F19 and wire color notes Rusted chassis frame with brake lines and suspension components Close-up of a hand holding a dirty electrical connector and frayed wiring harness against a brick and concret… Close-up of engine components in a 1979 Ford Bronco, showing a black sensor with brass fitting. 1979 Ford Bronco: Engine bay with hoses, wires, and conductive silicone core hose. Close-up of a vehicle's engine compartment showing a pump and hoses Metal plate with numbers M 2069141, R210L-16753, and 012-72, attached with two screws 1979 Ford Bronco: Close-up of a black cable terminal and a blue hose. 1979 Ford Bronco: Close-up of a rusty metal component with a bolt and a hole. 1979 Ford Bronco: Rusty metal bracket with holes on a brick patio 1979 Ford Bronco: Black metal bracket on interlocking brick patio 1979 Ford Bronco: Rusty black metal automotive part with bolts and a strap, on pavers. 1979 Ford Bronco: Rusty metal battery tray with mounting brackets on brick paving. Metal bracket with four bolt holes, dimensions 2.375" and 3.50", labeled "1/2" Bolts" Metal bracket labeled 3/8" Stud with dimensions 2 3/8" and 3.5" 1979 Ford Bronco: Close-up of a metal ruler measuring a vehicle hub assembly. 1979 Ford Bronco: Close-up of a metal ruler measuring a vehicle part, likely a wheel hub. 1979 Ford Bronco: Rusty metal flange with ruler measuring width 1979 Ford Bronco: Metal part with ruler measuring approximately 3.5 inches. 1979 Ford Bronco: Dry leaves and pine needles clogging a vehicle's radiator or condenser fins. Dimensioned reference of axle bearing flange bolt patterns for Ford, Chevy, Mopar and Olds/Pontiac axles 1979 Ford Bronco: Radius arm removal procedure, numbered steps for shock, spring retainer, cap and insulator
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Technical reference · 1978-1979 Ford Bronco

Factory documentation members uploaded for this generation, sorted by how much of it there is.

Wiring Diagrams (116) Brochures & Literature (90) Exploded Parts (79) Data/Spec Plates (54) Manual Pages (51) Service Procedures (48) Schematics (44) Blueprints (18) Vacuum Routing (16) Fuse & Relay Charts (11) Torque Specs (5)

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