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Ford Bronco II Air Filter Housing
The Air Filter Housing section of the Ford Bronco II vehicles perform important functionality of protecting the engine from tenders present in the air intake. Since the engine needs a lot of air for burning fuel, the Air Filter Housing prevents the entry of dirt, dust and other abrasive material which would be dangerous to the engine and the vital part such as the piston and valves. Different types of Air Filter Housing have been used in the Ford Bronco II in the course of the years in order to achieve the optimal combination of air filtration and flowing capacity. The primary function remains consistent across these designs: to ensure that nothing gets to the engines thus causing damage to the engine through possible contamination. The Air Filter Housing must be effective because if not the filter will get dirty and contaminate the engine oil, putting other parts at risk of damage. Therefore, the Air Filter Housing is crucial to the general well-being of the Ford Bronco II engine.
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Ford Bronco II Air Filter Housing Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q:How to replace the Air Filter Housing on the Ford Bronco II?Posted by Selim K.A:The Air Filter Housing is a paper element type which has to be replaced normally each 30000ml, however more often inspection and change of the element paper is necessary in sites with high dust and degree of dirt. For the carbureted engines, open the engine compartment hood, undo the wing nut at the Air Filter Housing assembly, disconnect the crankcase ventilation hose and then extract out the assembly. Remove the filter element then inspect and replace the Air Filter Housing mounting gasket if required. A crankcase ventilation filter should be changed with every 20 000 mileage or earlier if the automobile is driven in dusty areas. The Air Filter Housing body should be installed with the word FRONT towards the front of the vehicle, and when inserting the new filter element do not forget to tighten the wing nut to the cover and the word TOP should face upwards if any. For fuel injected engines, the hose assembly needs to be undone by loosening the clamps and the inlet tube has to be disconnected by removing the screws fitted in the bracket and the Air Filter Housing cover needs to be removed to replace the filter and tubes with caution to be taken not to over tighten the hose clamps. As for diesel engines, the procedure also depends on the model: in the 2.2L and 2.3L models, for instance, one has to open the hood, unscrew the wing nut or, if there is none, use a clip, remove the old filter, check the gasket, put in a new filter, and screw the cover back in place.Answered by Ford Parts Specialist Ley / May 08, 2022
