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Full-roof two-door wagon · 170 cu. in. inline-six

1967 Ford Bronco Wagon, 170 cu. in. six, three-speed manual

The Bronco Wagon used Ford's standard 170-cubic-inch inline-six and synchronized three-speed manual transmission.

1967 Ford Bronco, first-generation compact 4x4 — front three-quarter view
Exact 1967 Bronco reference photograph; exact configuration not verified ·

Photo: “1967 Ford Bronco (53933420059).jpg” by Mustang Joe / Wikimedia Commons — CC0 1.0. Cropped to 16:9.

Factory configuration

What this model is

Trim
Bronco Wagon
Body style
Full-roof two-door wagon
Engine
170 cu. in. inline-six
Transmission
Three-speed fully synchronized manual

Ford's January 1967 brochure lists the 289 V8 as the sole optional engine and identifies only the synchronized three-speed transmission.

Configuration-specific ownership

Maintenance for this exact configuration

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Service desk

What this car needs & when

Use this as a service-planning checklist for 1967 Ford Bronco Wagon, 170 cu. in. six, three-speed manual. Start with the interval, confirm which engine or configuration you have, then use an exact ordering reference when one is verified.

Service topics
2
Factory intervals
2
Fitment-scoped
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Exact references
1

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  • Engine oil and filter

    Exact reference available

    Applies to: 1967 · United States · Chilton's 1981 Bronco guide prints this cadence for the 1966–1972 model-year band. It is a period secondary compilation acknowledged as based on Ford information, not a substitute for an exact vehicle's original owner literature.

    Published interval: 6,000 mi / 9,600 km / 6 months · Published 1966–1972 preventive-maintenance interval; whichever comes first.

    Source: Chilton — Ford Bronco 1966–81 preventive-maintenance tables (1981 edition) · General Information and Maintenance, printed page 37 — 1966–72, 6 months/6,000 miles: crankcase, change oil and filter · checked

    1967 cataloged Bronco engines

    K&N HP-3001

    Applies to: 1967 · 170 cu. in. inline-six, 289 cu. in. V8 · United States

    Source: K&N — Ford Bronco replacement oil-filter catalog · 1967 Ford Bronco engine application rows — HP-3001 · checked

    Verified ordering references

    • Service replacementK&N HP-3001

      Qty. 1 · Spin-on engine oil filter · catalog-listed

      K&N's manufacturer catalog lists HP-3001 for the 1967 Bronco 170 cu. in. inline-six or 289 cu. in. V8 application. Confirm the installed engine before ordering.

      Catalog: K&N — Ford Bronco replacement oil-filter catalog · 1967 Ford Bronco 170 cu. in. inline-six or 289 cu. in. V8 oil-filter application — HP-3001 · checked

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  • Chassis and driveline lubrication and level checks

    Sourced interval available

    Applies to: 1967 · United States · Chilton's 1981 Bronco guide prints this cadence for the 1966–1972 model-year band. It is a period secondary compilation acknowledged as based on Ford information, not a substitute for an exact vehicle's original owner literature.

    Published interval: 6,000 mi / 9,600 km / 6 months · Centering yoke, steering linkage, U-joints and splines, with differential, transfer-case and transmission checks as equipped.

    Source: Chilton — Ford Bronco 1966–81 preventive-maintenance tables (1981 edition) · General Information and Maintenance, printed page 37 — 1966–72, 6 months/6,000 miles chassis/driveline rows · checked

Sources

  1. Ford — 1967 Bronco factory brochure (FDT 6711)

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