Full-roof two-door wagon · 170 cu. in. inline-six (105 gross hp)

1970 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.

Exact 1970 Bronco reference photograph; exact configuration not verified ·

Photo: “1970 Ford Bronco in light gray, front right.jpg” by Mr.choppers / Wikimedia Commons, licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0. 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 (105 gross hp)
Transmission: Three-speed fully synchronized manual

Ford's 1970 brochure names Wagon and Pickup in regular and Sport form, identifies the 170 six as standard and 302 V8 as optional, and lists only the three-speed manual.

Configuration-specific ownership

Maintenance for this exact configuration

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Service topics: 3
Factory intervals: 3
Fitment-scoped: 3
Exact references: 1

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Engine oil and oil filter
Exact reference available
Applies to: 1970 · United States · Ford's 1970 Bronco sales brochure states the line-wide 6,000-mile maintenance cycle; detailed severe-use or time-based limits require the owner's manual.
Published interval: 6,000 mi / 9,600 km · Factory brochure interval; consult the owner's manual for severe-use or elapsed-time limits.
Source: Ford — 1970 Bronco factory brochure · Powertrain page — 6,000-mile oil and oil-filter change · checked 2026-08-15
1970 cataloged Bronco engines
K&N HP-3001
Applies to: 1970 · 170 cu. in. inline-six (105 gross hp), 302 cu. in. two-barrel V8 (205 gross hp) · United States
Source: K&N — Ford Bronco replacement oil-filter catalog · 1970 Ford Bronco engine application rows — HP-3001 · checked 2026-09-01
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 1970 Bronco 170 cu. in. inline-six (105 gross hp) or 302 cu. in. two-barrel V8 (205 gross hp) application. Confirm the installed engine before ordering.
  Catalog: K&N — Ford Bronco replacement oil-filter catalog · 1970 Ford Bronco 170 cu. in. inline-six (105 gross hp) or 302 cu. in. two-barrel V8 (205 gross hp) oil-filter application — HP-3001 · checked 2026-09-01
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Engine air cleaner — service
Sourced interval available
Applies to: 1970 · United States · Ford's 1970 Bronco sales brochure states the line-wide 6,000-mile maintenance cycle; detailed severe-use or time-based limits require the owner's manual.
Published interval: 6,000 mi / 9,600 km · Factory brochure interval; consult the owner's manual for severe-use or elapsed-time limits.
Source: Ford — 1970 Bronco factory brochure · Powertrain page — 6,000-mile air-cleaner service · checked 2026-08-15
Chassis lubrication
Sourced interval available
Applies to: 1970 · United States · Ford's 1970 Bronco sales brochure states the line-wide 6,000-mile maintenance cycle; detailed severe-use or time-based limits require the owner's manual.
Published interval: 6,000 mi / 9,600 km · Factory brochure interval; consult the owner's manual for severe-use or elapsed-time limits.
Source: Ford — 1970 Bronco factory brochure · Powertrain page — 6,000-mile chassis lubrication · checked 2026-08-15

Sources

Ford — 1970 Bronco factory brochure

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