What engine comes with the 1990 Eddie Bauer Bronco package?

The Eddie Bauer Bronco includes the 99N 5.0L EFI engine, with an upgrade to the 99H 5.8L HO engine allowed.

What is included in the 1990 Bronco Trailer Towing Package (535)?

A trailer wiring harness, heavy-duty turn signal flasher, and the 65D Heavy-Duty Service Package. The document notes to see the Light Truck Book or Ford RV Buyer Guide for specific towing limits.

What does the Heavy-Duty Service Package (65D) include?

553 Handling Package (rear stabilizer bar, quad front & HD rear shocks; deleted if 674 suspension package is selected), 632 HD Battery (84 AH, 850 CCA, standard with Eddie Bauer), and 624 Super Engine Cooling including an auxiliary transmission oil cooler except with the 44E automatic transmission.

What is option code 422 on a 1990 Bronco?

422 is the California Emissions System, required and available only on units for California registration; it is not available with 428 High Altitude Principal Use.

What does the Heavy-Duty Front Suspension Package (674) provide?

Heavy-duty front springs (3800#), heavy-duty rear shock absorbers, and a 6450# GVWR. It is recommended only for vehicles permanently using equipment like snow plows, heavy-duty winches, or brush guards that load the front axle to the specified GAWR.

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1990 Ford Bronco Option Package Codes - Eddie Bauer, Towing & Special Order

1990 Ford Bronco miscellaneous and special order codes, Eddie Bauer and heavy-duty service package

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1990 Ford Bronco dealer order-guide page (8-14-89) listing Eddie Bauer package content, heavy-duty service package 65D, light/convenience group, and California emissions / high-altitude option codes.

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This is Page 3 of a Ford dealer ordering-guide document dated 8-14-89 covering the 1990 Model Bronco, titled "Miscellaneous and Special Order Codes." It details Group Option Content: the Eddie Bauer Bronco package (including the 99N 5.0L EFI engine with allowed upgrade to the 99H 5.8L HO engine, tan fiberglass roof, chestnut interior, 51Q swing-away spare tire carrier, 572 air conditioning, 56L Light/Convenience Group, 554 speed control/tilt wheel, 632 HD battery, 903 power locks/windows, 152 tachometer, and more); the Heavy-Duty Service Package (65D) with 553 handling package, 632 HD battery (84 AH/850 CCA), and 624 super engine cooling; the Light/Convenience Group (56L) with 593 light group and 414 floor console; the Heavy-Duty Front Suspension Package (674) with 3800# front springs and 6450# GVWR; and the Trailer Towing Package (535). It also lists California Emissions and High Altitude order codes (422, 93N, 423, 936, 428, 429), miscellaneous codes (931, 79V, 933, 361, 362, C09), and special-order fleet codes D32 (DSO) and D33 (PTO). Handwritten markings circle the trailer towing package and cross out the suspension package section, apparently indicating one owner's vehicle build.

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Frequently asked questions

What engine comes with the 1990 Eddie Bauer Bronco package?: The Eddie Bauer Bronco includes the 99N 5.0L EFI engine, with an upgrade to the 99H 5.8L HO engine allowed.
What is included in the 1990 Bronco Trailer Towing Package (535)?: A trailer wiring harness, heavy-duty turn signal flasher, and the 65D Heavy-Duty Service Package. The document notes to see the Light Truck Book or Ford RV Buyer Guide for specific towing limits.
What does the Heavy-Duty Service Package (65D) include?: 553 Handling Package (rear stabilizer bar, quad front & HD rear shocks; deleted if 674 suspension package is selected), 632 HD Battery (84 AH, 850 CCA, standard with Eddie Bauer), and 624 Super Engine Cooling including an auxiliary transmission oil cooler except with the 44E automatic transmission.
What is option code 422 on a 1990 Bronco?: 422 is the California Emissions System, required and available only on units for California registration; it is not available with 428 High Altitude Principal Use.
What does the Heavy-Duty Front Suspension Package (674) provide?: Heavy-duty front springs (3800#), heavy-duty rear shock absorbers, and a 6450# GVWR. It is recommended only for vehicles permanently using equipment like snow plows, heavy-duty winches, or brush guards that load the front axle to the specified GAWR.