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1996 Ford Bronco Brochure Pg 7 - Specs, Options, XL XLT Eddie Bauer Packages

Ford Bronco brochure spec page listing standard/optional equipment for XL, XLT and Eddie Bauer (packages 680A/684A/685A) plus 5.0L and 5.8L EFI V-8 engine and trailer-tow GCWR specifications.

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This is page 7 ("Features and specifications") of a Ford Bronco sales brochure, filed by the uploader as covering a 1996 Bronco. It lists major standard features by category — Exterior, Interior, and Functional — including aero-halogen headlamps, driver-side air bag, 5.0L EFI V-8 with 5-speed manual overdrive (automatic standard in Eddie Bauer), Twin-Traction Beam front suspension, 4-wheel anti-lock brakes, 32-gallon fuel tank, and P235/75Rx15XL tires. A large chart shows Preferred Equipment Packages and Options across the three trims: XL (package 680A), XLT (684A), and Eddie Bauer (686A), marking each item as Preferred package (P), Standard (S), or Optional (O) — covering air conditioning, wheel and luxury groups, seating, audio, tires, engines, Touch Drive 4x4 electric shift, and trailer towing package. Engine specifications are given for the 5.0-liter EFI V-8 (199 hp @ 4,200 rpm, 270 lb-ft @ 2,400 rpm, 9.0 compression) and 5.8-liter EFI V-8 (205 hp @ 3,500 rpm, 328 lb-ft @ 2,200 rpm, 8.8 compression). Maximum trailer weight ratings with 3.55 axle ratio are listed for automatic (11,500–12,000 GCWR) and manual (7,800 GCWR) drivetrains, plus a standard product-changes disclaimer.

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Frequently asked questions

What horsepower do the 1996 Bronco engines make?
The 5.0-liter multi-port EFI V-8 makes 199 hp @ 4,200 rpm and 270 lb-ft @ 2,400 rpm; the 5.8-liter multi-port EFI V-8 makes 205 hp @ 3,500 rpm and 328 lb-ft @ 2,200 rpm.
What are the maximum trailer weights for the Bronco?
With a 3.55 axle ratio: 5.0L EFI V-8 automatic — 11,500 lb GCWR / 6,600 lb trailer; 5.8L EFI V-8 automatic — 12,000 lb GCWR / 7,000 lb trailer; 5.0L EFI V-8 manual — 7,800 lb GCWR / 3,000 lb trailer.
What equipment package codes go with each Bronco trim?
XL uses Preferred Equipment Package 680A, XLT uses 684A, and Eddie Bauer uses 686A.
What is included in the Trailer Towing Package?
Trailer wiring harness, heavy-duty turn signal flasher, rear stabilizer bar (front standard), quad front and heavy-duty rear shocks, heavy-duty battery (84 amp-hr./850 CCA, standard with Eddie Bauer), and super engine cooling.
How big is the Bronco's fuel tank and what tires are standard?
A 32-gallon fuel tank with skid plates is standard, along with five P235/75Rx15XL black sidewall all-season tires.

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