Jumping Bronco
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Country Music Star Shannon Brown
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Ted Nugent and his Broncos
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Shane Harrison's 1972 Bronco
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Shaun Chandler and friends with his 1991 Bronco
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Folding Broncos

Print out these pictures, cut them out and fold them. An Xacto knife can be handy cutting some smaller parts. If you did a really good job, send us a photo of your completed Bronco!

Thom Cheney's Folding EB (outside link).

Folding 78-79 (stock) (zip file).

Folding 78-79's aftermarket accessories (zip file).
Lift kit and winch bumper for the above Bronco.

Coloring Bronco Pages

Print out these pictures and color them. If they are really good, send them to us!

"Cars Movie" styled Early Bronco (pdf file).

"Cars Movie" styled 78-79 Bronco (pdf file).

"Cars Movie" both Broncos (pdf file).

"Pulling Codes" Video

Because the counting of codes is (in my opinion) poorly worded in Haynes and other locations I have posted the video of Full Force's codes. In this video I used a Volt-ohn meter but if your "Check engine" light works it will flash the same pattern as the needle jumps.

Click to view movie

In this video you will see:
1. a small flicker at the beginning of video- this tells you the codes will be sent soon.
2. first set of codes: 1 (jump), 1 (jump), 1 (jump). short break (approx 1 second) and 1,1,1 repeat
3. long break (approx 4 seconds)
4. a single jump- this tells you that the next set of codes will be the "Continuous" codes
5. long break (approx 4 seconds)
6. first set of continuous codes:
First set: 2, 1, 2, short break and 2, 1, 2 repeat
Second set: 3, 2, 7, short break and 3, 2, 7 repeat
A break
First set: 2, 1, 2, short break and 2, 1, 2 repeat
Second set: 3, 2, 7, short break and 3, 2, 7 repeat

In this case Full Force had:
111- system pass (computer/wiring is working)
212- Loss of IDM input to EEC or SPOUT circuit grounded
327- DPFE or EVP circuit below minimum voltage of 0.2 volts

Once you find codes, use the Haynes or other shop manual to troubleshoot the sensors.

Click to download a codes chart

Notes: This video is meant to show the counting procedure only. The procedure for how to prepare for the test can be found in the codes chart pdf (above) or on this link.
If your Bronco is pre-1992 it will have 2 digit codes, 1993-96 uses 3 digit codes.

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