This comprehensive workshop repair service manual provides detailed instructions and specifications for maintaining and repairing your Ford F-350 Bronco from 1980 to 1995. The manual covers a wide range of topics, including routine maintenance procedures, troubleshooting guides, and in-depth repair instructions for all major vehicle systems. It assumes a basic understanding of general automotive practices and focuses on the unique aspects of the Ford F-350 Bronco. This manual is designed to empower you to perform repairs with confidence, ensuring a high standard of service for your vehicle. The manual includes instructions specific to Ford F-350 Bronco components, as well as repair procedures for proprietary components manufactured by other companies, providing a holistic understanding of your vehicle's functionality. You'll find detailed instructions on topics such as: * Tune-ups and routine maintenance procedures. * Removal and installation procedures for various components. * Assemblies and disassemblies for key systems. * Detailed information on fuel, ignition, lubrication, and exhaust systems. * Comprehensive coverage of the electrical system. * Instructions for the vehicle's body and chassis. * Information on engine and transmission disassembly and repair. This service manual equips you with the knowledge and instructions to maintain and repair your Ford F-350 Bronco effectively. By utilizing this resource, you can extend the life of your vehicle, save on costly repair bills, and gain a deeper understanding of its inner workings.

The Ford F-350 Bronco, produced from 1980 to 1995, wasn't technically a Bronco. It was a heavy-duty pickup truck based on the F-Series chassis, marketed as a "Bronco" to capitalize on the popularity of the then-current Ford Bronco SUV. This model, a departure from the traditional Bronco lineage, offered buyers a robust, capable work truck with the rugged appeal of the Bronco name. While marketed as a Bronco, the F-350 Bronco shared little with its namesake. It featured a full-size cab, a long bed, and a heavy-duty suspension designed to handle demanding workloads. It was available with a range of powerful gasoline and diesel engines, including the legendary 6.9L IDI diesel engine, known for its durability and torque. The F-350 Bronco was designed for those needing a truck that could handle heavy towing, hauling, and off-road use, making it a popular choice among farmers, ranchers, and construction workers. The F-350 Bronco, despite not carrying the true Bronco lineage, offered a sturdy and capable alternative for those seeking a heavy-duty pickup truck with a rugged, off-road-ready image. Though production ceased in 1995, its legacy of power and durability continues to be appreciated by those who need a truck to get the job done. The F-350 Bronco, built on the strong foundation of the F-Series platform, holds a unique place in Ford's history as a successful blend of workhorse capability and rugged aesthetic. Today, these trucks often find new life as restoration projects or continue to serve their owners in demanding work environments, proving that their strength and reliability endure even after decades on the road.