05-07-2009, 04:38 PM
trkbilder Wrote:Well, no sooner than I say I don't need anything and ole blue goes haywire. I pulled up at the local grocery store and it wouldn't start when I decided to leave. I checked everything, spark, fuel, timing, you name it,I checked it! My son and I loaded it on a dolly and took it to my mechanic. He worked on it for 2 days and then we just started replacing parts. I have an '87 in my back yard so that's where the parts came from. We first replaced the fuel pressure valve, next was the injectors(all 6) finally we switched the computers and she fired right up. This whole adventure cost me $70 because I had access to parts for free. I'm not saying everybody should do this but having a spare in the back yard is a great idea and a money saver, NOW my wife is convinced!!! LOL :xyxthumbs:
lol if my Eddie Bauer ever decides to go haywire on me... Mr 89 XLT may start getting stripped too :xyxthumbs: haha!
1990 Bronco II Eddie Bauer Edition, 1989 Bronco II XLT, But what to do to them???? :rubeyes: