Sean's84
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- Joined
- Jul 11, 2017
- Messages
- 15
- Reaction score
- 8
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- 3
- Location
- BonnyDoon, CA
- Vehicle Year
- 1984
- Make / Model
- Bronco II
- Engine Size
- 2.8l
- Transmission
- Automatic
My 84 work beast has been giving me issues, so a few weeks back I finally drained the old cruddy ancient fuel out if it and pulled the original tank out. I had originally just wanted to replace the fuel gauge sender (which predictably was corroded to almost nothing) but after seeing the interior of the tank full of rust I bought a new steel tank and replaced the whole thing.
I only had part of the day to work on it so did not get to bleeding the air from the fuel line. I was also tired of laying on tarp covered gravel.
This will be my first time doing this fuel bleed to the old boy so figured I would check here for any advice before I go back to the project this weekend. I did replace the fuel filter the same day as the tank. I've got a couple manuals but they don't always give the right amount of detail...
thanks guys!
I only had part of the day to work on it so did not get to bleeding the air from the fuel line. I was also tired of laying on tarp covered gravel.
This will be my first time doing this fuel bleed to the old boy so figured I would check here for any advice before I go back to the project this weekend. I did replace the fuel filter the same day as the tank. I've got a couple manuals but they don't always give the right amount of detail...
thanks guys!