Picture or EB engine compartment
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Picture or EB engine compartment
I have been looking for more than just a couple of hours for pictures of a "stock" 1968 EB 289 engine compartment.
Of course as you all probably can guess that no one leaves these "stock" anymore and either modify the engine or intake or raise the truck etc etc....
I really want to see the air cleaner and all the attachments that go with the v-8s in 1968.
anyone seen or have some ?
Of course as you all probably can guess that no one leaves these "stock" anymore and either modify the engine or intake or raise the truck etc etc....
I really want to see the air cleaner and all the attachments that go with the v-8s in 1968.
anyone seen or have some ?
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There's a good picture here... AutoTraderClassics.com - Article 1966-77 Ford Bronco Collectors Guide
And another here... http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-GTx3edllr9...nco+engine.jpg
And another here... http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-GTx3edllr9...nco+engine.jpg
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That is what I was looking for . What is the can on the back of the stock air cleaner that points to the corner of the engine compartment. Mine is missing and wonder where you get one?
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I don't think that intake is 100% stock, but I think that is some kind of pre-heater. Here is a completely stock intake from Tom's Bronco... http://www.tomsbroncoparts.com/image...r_Assembly.jpg
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Hmm.
302 70's yr models
mine is a 289 few yrs older.
I have an open hole back there. Since I am on LOTS of dirt roads. The air filters are not lasting long. Want to do something to pre filter the air. Maybe ill wrap panty hose around it. Would love to find the actual item though.
thanks for you attention and help
302 70's yr models
mine is a 289 few yrs older.
I have an open hole back there. Since I am on LOTS of dirt roads. The air filters are not lasting long. Want to do something to pre filter the air. Maybe ill wrap panty hose around it. Would love to find the actual item though.
thanks for you attention and help
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From: Lawrence Swamp
concourse correct
I have been looking for more than just a couple of hours for pictures of a "stock" 1968 EB 289 engine compartment.
Of course as you all probably can guess that no one leaves these "stock" anymore and either modify the engine or intake or raise the truck etc etc....
I really want to see the air cleaner and all the attachments that go with the v-8s in 1968.
anyone seen or have some ?
Of course as you all probably can guess that no one leaves these "stock" anymore and either modify the engine or intake or raise the truck etc etc....
I really want to see the air cleaner and all the attachments that go with the v-8s in 1968.
anyone seen or have some ?
google: U15 (wasn't that the 1st few ltrs on the tag signifying 'roadster'?)
or
bronco U15
bronco roadster
U15 roadster
something like that...
any difficulties post me at
chrlsful@aol.com
and I'll look in my archive for the correct URL.
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I have been looking for more than just a couple of hours for pictures of a "stock" 1968 EB 289 engine compartment.
Of course as you all probably can guess that no one leaves these "stock" anymore and either modify the engine or intake or raise the truck etc etc....
I really want to see the air cleaner and all the attachments that go with the 289 in 1968.
Of course as you all probably can guess that no one leaves these "stock" anymore and either modify the engine or intake or raise the truck etc etc....
I really want to see the air cleaner and all the attachments that go with the 289 in 1968.
302 introduced in Passenger Cars in 1968, introduced in Bronco, F100 & Econoline in 1969.
Originally Posted by chrisful
U15 roadster. 
Originally Posted by dodmart
yes. It is for sure a U-15
Left (lower pic): 1966/69 Oil Bath air cleaner / Right: 1966/69 Bronco Series Codes (first 3 digits of VIN).
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Leave it to Numbers Dummy
Didn't know Bill was watchin.
Isn't it in Illustration 96,
the lower of the 2 'exploded diagrams'?
Prt # 9A626 (and accouterments)?
Yes? a good pic is even better (than a sketch)?
Onto click the links you've all supplied...
Isn't it in Illustration 96,
the lower of the 2 'exploded diagrams'?
Prt # 9A626 (and accouterments)?
Yes? a good pic is even better (than a sketch)?
Onto click the links you've all supplied...
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positive crankcase ventilation
Looks a lill like an early PCV to me. The top sketch may B the oil bath style carb filter (I think they had a "draft tube" rather than recirculating/inclosed system for THAT).
To me it's an important part of the system that too many rip off'n toss in their resto-mod efforts. There's more "breathin" than just the gulp'o air the carb takes! Boy, by the time U get to the '70s and '80s they engineered all sorta tubes, pipes, pumps, etc.
To me it's an important part of the system that too many rip off'n toss in their resto-mod efforts. There's more "breathin" than just the gulp'o air the carb takes! Boy, by the time U get to the '70s and '80s they engineered all sorta tubes, pipes, pumps, etc.
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Yeah
I had an 84 full size.
nice truck but the smog stuff on it was every where and after 16 yrs. started falling off.
Was able to keep it running good though till I sold it in the late 90's.
Found it in a back yard about 1/2 mile from my house. Not running now.
just sitting out and melting away.
Would never let that happen to my EB. Lives a very good life and it is very happy at 142 k original miles.
I had an 84 full size.
nice truck but the smog stuff on it was every where and after 16 yrs. started falling off.
Was able to keep it running good though till I sold it in the late 90's.
Found it in a back yard about 1/2 mile from my house. Not running now.
just sitting out and melting away.
Would never let that happen to my EB. Lives a very good life and it is very happy at 142 k original miles.
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filter the dust B4 gettin to the motor
o0OOPps, that's the '66 170. sorry my eyes are closer to 70 than 60 y/o (not the rest o'me, course):
Isn't it in Illustration 96,
the lower of the 2 'exploded diagrams'?
Prt # 9A626 (and accouterments)?
sorry. but I still believe the crankcase needs ventilation (see earlier in thread):
positive crankcase ventilation
Quote:
Originally Posted by dodmort
Now I see said the blind man.
chrlsful: with the oil bath air filter: (I think they had a "draft tube" rather than recirculating/inclosed system for THAT). To me it's an important part of the system that too many rip off'n toss in their resto-mod efforts. There's more "breathin" than just the gulp'o air the carb takes!
Any progress on further IDing AC housing components? or comming up with something for your situation?
Isn't it in Illustration 96,
the lower of the 2 'exploded diagrams'?
Prt # 9A626 (and accouterments)?
sorry. but I still believe the crankcase needs ventilation (see earlier in thread):
positive crankcase ventilation
Quote:
Originally Posted by dodmort
Now I see said the blind man.
chrlsful: with the oil bath air filter: (I think they had a "draft tube" rather than recirculating/inclosed system for THAT). To me it's an important part of the system that too many rip off'n toss in their resto-mod efforts. There's more "breathin" than just the gulp'o air the carb takes!
Any progress on further IDing AC housing components? or comming up with something for your situation?
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