Ok....
Now that we've gotten that out of our systems.
The real issue here is basic knowledge about your truck. Even if you don't feel you have the ugre or need to be a gear or motor head, you have to know your truck!
If things go wrong with your Bronco (and they will.... :shrug ), you need to have enough basic knowledge about your truck so that when the mechanic you take it to tells you what the problem is, you know if you're being misled or right out lied too!
This forum is a great place to seek and get help. But I think by the tone of the above posts, you've gotta realize, people are willing to help but want you to try and help yourself first.
Use the "SEARCH" button to browse this site for common problems and questions. Then if you can't find the answers you need, ask.
I would also suggest you purchase a Ford Manual(s) for your specific year Bronco. They pop up on Ebay all the time. As a back up, get a Haynes manual and famaliarize yourself with the pieces and parts of your truck.
Being able to impart the correct info also helps folks here give you the correct advice based on their experiences with these trucks we all love and hate.
:beer