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THAT IS 1983
39 YEARS AGO NO DIGITAL DOCUMENTS THEN,! JUST HUGE BOUND BOOKS
THE BOOKS CAN BE FOUND FORD PUBLISHED AND USED
ON EBAY, SOME TAKE A YEAR TO FIND ,YMMV
OR TRY HERE (OOPS MISSING) F250 IS THERE.
https://eautorepair.net/Marketing/Default.asp
The Bronco did come with the 5.8L. It's a 351 Windsor though. Ford quit making the Cleveland engine back in '74. You should have a vacuum diagram under the hood of your truck.
Here's a mechanical blow-up of an 80's 351w engine.
and the firing order layout.
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