1973 Ford Bronco Owner's Manual Page 30 - Trouble Diagnosis: Steering, Fuses

This is page 30 of a Ford Bronco owner's manual, from the 'Operating Your Bronco' section covering Special Situations (Trouble Diagnosis). It provides troubleshooting guidance for several common issues: hard steering (caused by low tire pressure, front wheel misalignment, or low power steering fluid), steering wander or pull (soft tires, wheels out of line, steering gear preload needing adjustment, overloading or uneven loading, high cross-winds, or high road crown), fuses that burn out (indicating an electrical short-circuit, with fuse locations and sizes referenced on page 52), repeated light bulb burnout (loose connection at the light socket or system ground), and headlamps flashing off and on (circuit breaker operation indicating a short-circuit or overload). The page also covers battery care in extremely cold weather, advising owners to check battery cells with a hydrometer and charge the battery if the reading falls below 1.230 specific gravity corrected to 80°F, and to turn off headlights when the engine is shut off or idling to prevent battery drain. Brake-related items reference the Brake System Warning Light and brake adjustment instructions on page 20. Readers can learn diagnostic steps and where in the manual to find related details.