Bronco Full Size V8-302 5.0L (1986)
Relieve the residual pressure in the fuel system as follows:
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Disconnect the inertia switch.
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Crank the engine for 15 to 20 seconds to relieve pressure.
Replace Fuel Vapor Hose
1.
Raise the vehicle on a hoist and position a suitable jack under the fuel tank.
2.
Remove the retainer nuts and bolts that secure the skid plate and the fuel tank straps and lower the fuel tank far enough to gain access to the vapor
valve.
3.
Cut/Slit the hose ends and then carefully remove the vapor hoses.
4.
Obtain the new hose from the parts kit, cut it to match the length of the removed hose.
5.
Carefully connect the hose to the vapor valve and to the steel vapor return line.
6.
Raise the fuel tank back up into position and install the retainer nuts and bolts.
7.
Remove the jack from under the vehicle and lower the vehicle.
8.
Connect the inertia switch, start the engine and check for leaks.
Dual Tanks
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Perform the fuel system pressure relief procedure shown above.
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Perform the steps shown on Page 2 for Aft-of-Axle Tanks.
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Perform the steps shown above for Mid-Ship Tanks.
Owner Notification Letter
Serial Number:
12345678901234567 90E92 February, 1991
Mr. John Sample
123 Main Street
California, USA 12345
Ford Motor Company is voluntarily recalling (Emissions Recall 90E92) certain 1986 and 1987-Model F-Series and Bronco trucks equipped with 5.0L
engines. Your truck may be releasing air pollutants which exceed California standards.
What the Dealer
At no cost to you, your dealer will replace a fuel tank
Will Do
evaporative emissions control system vapor hose on your truck
according to the instructions provided by Ford.
This service should have little or no effect on your truck except to reduce air pollutants.
If you do not have this service done, your emissions warranty may be reduced.
Also, your truck may not pass emissions or smog tests that may be required in your area.
How long will
The time needed to repair your truck is less
it take?
than two hours. However, due to service
scheduling times, your dealer may need your truck for one full working day.
Call your dealer
Call your dealer without delay. Ask for a
service date and if parts are in stock.
If your dealer does not have the parts in stock they can be ordered
before scheduling your service date. Parts would be expected to
arrive within a week.
When you bring your truck in, give the dealer this letter.
