maybe ill do that then. i finally parked the truck though doing my last few burnouts without and stomping on the brake from trying not to hit a tractor in my driveway i blew a brake line so im done with the truck i parked it tore all the parts off that i could the past week that doesnt do anything to make it run now im done gonna start taking the motor out tommara after i get everything around it off. its killing me though i dont wanna rip it all apart but gotta do what you gotta do i guess.

 

well theres a bout a million different gasket sets do you think this is a good one.
1988-1997 Ford 300 4.9L L6 -FULL GASKET SET- | eBay

 

That set doesnt look bad.. i would get a quality set.. like felpro

 

I got my felpro set from Advance for about $85 within the last year, but it seems felpro no longer makes the set. Its KS2361 if you want to search, but I could only find one off beat company that lists having it available and I doubt they actually have it.

Another option is to buy the head gasket set, and what they call a conversion set that has the bottom end gaskets. I don't know why they call it a conversion set, maybe because has a rubber pan gasket instead of cork? I didn't do a piece by piece comparasion between the full set and the two smaller sets but it looked to me like everything is there except the freeze plugs. I'd go with brass ones anyway. Napa has the brass set for $16. They also have a block heater like you were looking for and its $25.

Both Advance and Autozone have the smaller gasket sets, made by felpro. Price for both at Advance would be around $110. Autozone is a little cheaper by about $5, plus you get the credit on your card. I think when you get 5 credits you get $20 in store cash.

Napa sells a sealed power full set SEP 2601420 for $134. I've used sealed power in the past with no problems. Don't think it has the freeze plugs either.

The set you list may be fine, but its not something I'd want to find out wasn't later on.

 

Boy mantinence parts for these arnt cheap im gonna have a 5th into the motor what i paid for the truck. Ill see what were dealing with once i get the motor out but im still gonna get a gasket set and stuff. Thanks guys

 

Replace rear main with a high quality seal.

 

Here's the fix for the idiot light oil pressure gauge. 1983 Ford Bronco '87-96 Instruments, Low Fuel Light, Oil Pressure picture | SuperMotors.net

 

Go to autozone and buy an mechanical oil pressure guages for $20.. thats what i did for my bronco... best mod..
60 psi on start up cold

 

Check Rockauto.com They were closing out gasket sets cheap for the 4.9 when I needed one back in May. It wasn't a Felpro, but worked fine for me.

 

hows thiis one found it on summit. says felpro but its missing like 3 or 4 gaskets are these ones i wont need if so itle be fine because im probl not gonna use them all anyway. Fel-Pro QKS2330 - Fel-Pro Gasket Kit Sets - Overview - SummitRacing.com

 

anybody know if this is the gsket i was looking for.

 

Everything in that set is good except the 3 piece oil pan gasket..
just buy an autozone felpro 1 piece gasket

 

I've never had any luck trying to save money by buying something other than what I really need.

The price difference between the set you linked and the two sets that would give you everything you need for the right year is only $25 or $30.
If you get the rubber gasket for the pan you are at about the same price, and you will have to reuse your plenium, tb, egr, and idle motor gaskets. All gaskets that have can cause vacuum leaks.