1995 Ford Bronco What can I expect?

1995 FORD BRONCO
95,000 MILES • V8 • 4WD • AUTOMATIC
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MICHAELH
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Hello. I randomly stumbled on to your site and I am VERY impressed! kind of a one-stop-shop for any info i need. anyway, here are my questions.
1: i just bought a 95 bronco xl and love it. i am not having any problems with it, but i would like to know what some things i should expect at this level of mileage are. any suggestions? again, vehicle is performing fine, just could use a heads-up about things i need to look for.
2: any suggestions for a hardcopy repair manual? i saw that you guys like the mitchell online manual, but i would like a good paper copy to use when i wrench on it myself.
thank you for your time-mike
Feb 23, 2010 at 9:11 PM
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MHPAUTOS
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Hi there,

Not a lot to report here, but the reliability of your car will solely depend on the maintaince you care to lavish on it, if it has been well maintained you should only be seeing some wear issues with steering & suspension components, but this is quite normal and any small problem can be picked up and rectified with regular servicing, if it has been an off road car, pay particular attention to drive lines and suspension bushes, the transmission should be serviced if you don.t have a service history and if you intend to do any towing look into an after market trans oil cooler, this is not a must by any means, but it will help the trans cope with extra temps, there is a link on this page to view work shop manuals that you can purchase on line.

Mark (mhpautos)
Feb 23, 2010 at 9:27 PM
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