berzerker84
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Hi guys,
I bought a bronco about a year ago, it had a brand new engine and transmission in it, but just needed to be put together. I've put everything together, and it all works great. however, when i look at the compressor/tensioner, it looks off center from the crank pulley groove that the belt rides in. I've looked at both the old and the new haynes manuals, and also have a thousand page ford shop manual. It seems the pictures are too small for me to really see if i have done anything wrong. If someone could please post a picture showing how the a)head bracket b)power steering bracket and c)the compressor bracket, are mounted, that would really save the day
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anyways, here's what I have.
1984 full size ford bronco
351w 5.8L 2BBL engine.
The bracket I have for the compressor is giant, about 1 square foot (give or take) and the power steering utilizes 2 brackets. all three brackets are tied together with a giant 6'' head bolt. hope this paints a clear picture
I bought a bronco about a year ago, it had a brand new engine and transmission in it, but just needed to be put together. I've put everything together, and it all works great. however, when i look at the compressor/tensioner, it looks off center from the crank pulley groove that the belt rides in. I've looked at both the old and the new haynes manuals, and also have a thousand page ford shop manual. It seems the pictures are too small for me to really see if i have done anything wrong. If someone could please post a picture showing how the a)head bracket b)power steering bracket and c)the compressor bracket, are mounted, that would really save the day
/emoticons/[email protected] 2x" width="20" height="20" />anyways, here's what I have.
1984 full size ford bronco
351w 5.8L 2BBL engine.
The bracket I have for the compressor is giant, about 1 square foot (give or take) and the power steering utilizes 2 brackets. all three brackets are tied together with a giant 6'' head bolt. hope this paints a clear picture
