I have a 84 bronco ii and it ran fine until yesterday. My truck burnt up the ignition module, and the coil. Now that I have replaced both of them the truck will start but shortly die after. I can not find out the problem. It fires up and than dies. Sounds like its a fuel problem but it has fuel in it, and the carb is getting fuel to it. Not sure where to go from here. Can anyone help
Starter silanoid feeds power to the coil after start up giving 9 volts could be giving to much voltage check with volt meter while running
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try checking the thermostat control senser. it caused my bronco to start for a second and then die. after a while it would finally start and run for a while then die driving down the road. i changed the thermostat control senser and it fixed all problems of dieing
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if the fuel pump cutoff was tripped it would not start at all, I know this for sure, I am a Ford dealer tech and I specialize in no starts and check eng lights. If the ignition switch is bad the 2 halves of the switch will be starting to come apart, it is very common, u should be able to either see it or feel it with your hand.
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check the idle control valve/solenoid by the throttle cable to see if its moving, if not I suspect that's your problem.
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I had the same issue on my '86 Bronco. Change the ECM(computer) and your problem will go away.
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used the incorrect word it just get burnt up it actually caught fire both the ignition module and coil
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