joshua_vance_fuller
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- Location
- Grand Ronde, OR
- Vehicle Year
- 1985
- Make / Model
- Ford
- Engine Size
- 4.0L
- Transmission
- Manual
I have a 1985 Bronco 2 that I picked up for mere scrap metal for $100.00 in ZigZag, OR (yes it is a actual town) over 6 months ago. Drained the tank, put fresh feul in it, replaced the feul filter, sanded the tips of the plugs and re-gapped them, and sanded the points on the distributor cap dumped about a shot worth of gas down the carb and the 2.8L spit some back at me at started running again...SHE'S ALIVE. After running it for about 2 months off and on, I decided to put some money into it and got her a tune up and oil change, plugs, wires, cap rotor...the works. I got to admit that the little 2.8L were peppy little V6's but after about a hour on the road and on the trails, I would have no clutch pressure on the pedal. I bled it, no air was in the line...I called the guy I got it from and asked if he had known how long ago was the clutch replaced, he said "about a year and 9000 miles ago". So im thinking, its fine but I looked online and found a clutch kit from rockauto.com for $60.00+shipping...So I got it. While it was getting shipped, I pulled the motor, clutch looks great...plenty of disc left. I pulled the pressure plate, disc, and flywheel off...and there it was, REAR MAIN WAS SHOT. It was slinging oil all over the surface of the flywheel and causing the clutch to slip. I was just going to rebuild it and reface the flywheel and put it back in the truck. I looked at prices for rebuilds, a little bit spendy for a motor that doesn't have that much horsepower. A friend of mine had 4.0L he just rebuild to go into his lifted pre-runner ranger for super-stock modified 4cyl. and stock 6cyl. But instead, he put a 360hp 2.3Turbo in it instead so he GAVE me the 4.0L for my truck. I have included some pictures in this post that I have some questions about. I have never wired something this extensive before, radio's, fog lights, nothing more. If anyone could send me links on this thread that can direct me in this process, greatly apreciated. I don't have both vehicals chilton's yet. Also a vacuum diagram would help as well as wiring diagrams for both 1994 Ford Explorer 4.0L and 1984 Bronco 2 starting circuit. If anyone lives in the portland, OR area and would help out a fellow ford owner, I would pay your gas if you like. Just please if your coming out to help me, show up in your 4.0L swapped vehical so I know that you have done this before. Please call me for any helpful tips or if someone is doing a swap and needs help because all I need to do is the wiring and I will be done
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