1988 Bronco II: I have an 1988 ford bronco 2 with the 2.9 v6. I ne...

turn the ignition key to on.

how do you remove the gear on the end of distributor shaft so the pickup coil can be replaced

Try this site it has the diagram for 83-88 bronco 2s.......

http://www.auto-wiring-diagram.com/1258-start-ignition-wiring-diagram-of-1983-1988-ford-bronco-ii.html

Hello, why type of fuel do you use? You could have water in your fuel??. If you are living where the weather is very hot and your having to buy fuel with alcohol 10% or more don't buy this type of fuel. Your 1988 Ford Bronco II is carburetored, and the alcohol will start boiling causing vapor locking this Ford Bronco II. One reason is that early model used an open fuel system and none injectors. With the alcohol additive will low the boiling point of the fuel causing it to boil away; therefore, carburetor can't operate on fuel vapors it has to be liquid. GB...stewbison

2 reason
1. your fuel tank is rusty it deliever rusty fuel to your tank
2. your pump motor get jamed or need to replaced thats why it blowing your pump commanding relays..

Yes.
Regards, David

For the 1988 Ford Bronco II 2.9L V6:

Firing Order:
1-4-2-5-3-6

Cylinders:
......(back)......
|..3..|......|..6..|
|..2..|......|..5..|
|..1..|......|..4..|
......(front)

Distributor:
....1.....4..(+)-screw
................
6......o.....2
................
(+)3.....5

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There are shift solenoids in the transmission and apparently there's a problem them. I would get it to a trany shop and have it checked right away. If you continue to drive it you will ruin the transmission. Are sure you put the right computer in the vehicle? If you put a computer from a Bronco II with a manual trans in a vehicle with an automatic trans, the trans won't work right.

Have you checked for spark?

front or back is it leaking brake fluid