20 Most Recent 1993 Ford Bronco Questions & Answers

On 1995 Ford Truck Bronco 5.8L EFI 8cyl the Control Module-Ignition is located under hood, center, upper engine area, front of intake manifold, mounted on front side of distributor.



Fig. 1: A TFI-IV ignition module

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If you have the panel off just lift it by hand

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Take it back to where you had brakes repaired and have them fix it correctly.

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Remove the screws on the bottom of the steering column cowl and then remove the upper and lower cowls. Then remove the two screws hold the multifunction switch (signal light switch) and then unplug the two connectors on the switch.

Check fuel lines

Transmission problems are nortorious on the Broncos one state change to the E 40 d transmission. I myself converted mine to an old style c6 transmission in my 93 Eddie Bauer and I have never been happier.

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Tedious work. go on YouTube and there are several videos on how to do this step by step.

This leads me to believe that you have a grounding problem. Turning on the lights should not shut your vehicle down. No matter how large the load.

unfortunately this is a very common problem with the Broncos. I love my Bronco but I could do without some of the common problems. Revving up and down could be caused by a PCM module. If you look on any Bronco forum on the internet you will see very many people speaking about these common problems. When the Bronco is running in top shape you can't beat one. But when they start to have problems you will wish you never owned one. Lol.

Broncos are known for bad fuel pumps in the tank. Hopefully you do not have a full tank of fuel and will be able to drop the tank fairly easily. Please use a jack when lowering the tank as someone could get hurt. I myself cut a door in the floor of the cargo area to access the fuel pump without having to drop the tank you will see once dropping the tanks how this could definitely come in handy in your near future.

The first thing you want to do is disconnect the battery cables. the starter is going to be on the passenger side where the transmission mates to the engine. You will remove two bolts that hold the starter in. I would definitely have the starter tested or tested myself which is very common and very simple to do. Prior to replacing with a new or rebuilt model

run the fault codes and check for problems in the transmission and the TCM

Probably trans output speed sensor or related wiring. Assuming it's an automatic? Observing these values unfortunately requires a pretty pricey scan tool or an oscilloscope if you go old school. If you can find a 'scope it'll be a square wave pattern.

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Does it have spark? Does it have fuel pressure?