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1967 Mercury Cougar 289 V8 A/C Engine Compartment Parts Exploded Diagram
Exploded parts breakdown of air-conditioning components and brackets for an integral 1967 Cougar V8 engine with part numbers.
This is a page (page 12, Illustration Section 197.2) from a Lincoln-Mercury Car Parts illustration catalog showing an exploded parts diagram of the Air Conditioner Parts (Engine Compartment) - Integral for the 1967 Mercury Cougar with the 8-cylinder 289 engine. The exploded view illustrates the A/C compressor (19703), clutch pulley (2884), mounting brackets (2888, 2882), idler pulley (8509), crankshaft pulley (6312), fan (8600), fan clutch/spacer (8A616), fan shroud (8146), condenser (19712), receiver/drier (19959), refrigerant hoses and lines (19835, 19867, 19837, 19972, 19B596), adjusting arms (2889, 2979), and related hardware with fastener part numbers such as 373162-S (BB-563-A), 34806-S (X-65), 358605-S (XX-115), and 42014-S (U-240). Two smaller insets show drive belt (8620) routing for A/C with power steering and A/C without power steering. Footnotes indicate that items marked with a dot are covered in group 19C705-8 for service assembly details and items marked with an asterisk are also supplied in the 19B684 gasket kit. This page allows a restorer to identify original Ford part base numbers and fastener specifications for the factory integral air conditioning system on a 289-equipped 1967 Cougar.
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Frequently asked questions
- What vehicle and engine does this A/C parts diagram cover?
- It covers the 1967 Cougar with the 8-cylinder 289 engine, showing air conditioner parts in the engine compartment (integral system).
- What is the base part number for the A/C compressor shown?
- The compressor is identified by part number 19703.
- Are there different belt arrangements shown?
- Yes, two belt (8620) routing insets are shown: one labeled 'A/C WITH P/S' and one labeled 'A/C WITHOUT P/S'.
- What do the dot and asterisk symbols on the diagram mean?
- Parts marked with a dot refer to group 19C705-8 for service assembly or service details; parts marked with an asterisk are also supplied in the 19B684 gasket kit.
- What part number identifies the condenser in this diagram?
- The condenser is labeled with part number 19712, with the receiver/drier assembly nearby labeled 19959.
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