Day Three - Engine/Tranny/T-Case Removal

Engine and Tranny hanging...


Taking the tranny off the engine...

Day Two - Removed Various Items From Frame

Starter, Front/Rear Axels, and Gas Tank...

Dad put the remaining gas in the rental car...

Engine, Trans and T-Case Ready to be Removed...

Daddy In Town

My Dad showed up to get to work on the bronco....here we go.

First thing is first and that is the tub removal so we get easy access to the engine, tranny, and t-case. This of course was heavy as crap.

Down to the Tub

Speaking of room around the engine, now there is much more! Few more steps and the rest of the body can come off which will make the transfer case, transmission and engine removal that much easier. Rolling chassis here I come...

Jag and Steering Column

After removing the rear seat a while back, Jag has found it to be a prime napping zone while I work. This causes me to turn down my music, but at least I know he isnt tearing apart my shoes somewhere else.

Along with various other small components, I removed the steering column today.

Engine compartment is now a little more roomier.

Bronco Colors

You may have seen two colors on the Bronco. One is Blue, the other Copper. The origional color of the Bronco is the copper and the updated color (by some previous owner) is that nice blue...

Heater Removal

Removal of the heater took place today...