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# Bettery discharged or low # Air filter clogged # Fault in fuel or electrical systems # Fuel not reaching the carburetor or injectors # Carburetor in need of overhaul # Distributor rotor carbon tracked and/or damaged # Choke control stuck or inoperative
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Will the hard top on a 79yr ford bronco fit a 80yr ford bronco?
No
Why is my 89 ford bronco hard to start and have small puffs of white smoke?
The white smoke could be caused by coolant leaking into the combustion chamber, though a cracked head or bad gasket.
Why is your Ford Expedition hard to start?
why does my ford expedition crank over but not start all the time
Your 1994 ford bronco is hard to start when its damp outside you have to pump the gas and plug in the block heater then it starts after a while other wise it starts right away?
moister could be getting in the cap and rotor or the distributor is bad
Why is my 1990 bronco 5.0 key is hard to turn wont start?
Probably wore out ignition key or switch or needs lubrication.
Why is my 1982 celebrity hard to start?
In 1982 Celebrities had carburetors. It could be that the automatic choke is stuck and no longer works correctly.
How hard is it to replace a starter on a 84 Bronco?
no
What are the release dates for Hard Knocks - 1987 Bronco's Rib - 1.5?
Hard Knocks - 1987 Bronco's Rib - 1.5 was released on: USA: 29 May 1987
What Does a 1977 Ford bronco Weigh?
With the 302 cubic inch engine, C-4 Automatic transmission, and a Wagon hard top, about 3500 pounds before adding passengers/cargo.
What would cause a 1996 ford explorer stalls and hard to start not always but most of the time?
There are several things that can cause your 1996 Ford Explorer to stall in start hard. The most common cause is a fuel pump that is going bad.
1982 Honda express 50 cc why is it hard to start?
Most likely your auto choke is not working properly.
Why doesn't my 91 ford escort start -- safety switch on clutch when the clutch is pushed extra hard to floor it my start?
put it in neutral then try to start it.
