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Ford Bronco Transmission Crossmember & Mount Insulator Exploded Diagram - Later Models

Exploded parts diagram of a transmission mount assembly labeling the insulator, screw, nut and washer, and gusset.

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This is a partial page scan from an automotive repair manual (Haynes-style formatting) showing an exploded parts diagram of a transmission mount/crossmember assembly. The visible illustration depicts the transmission mount insulator, its attaching screw, nut-and-washer hardware, and a left-hand (LH) gusset, with dashed alignment lines showing how the fasteners pass through the crossmember. A partial caption at the edge of the page reads '…ember assembly details - later models,' indicating this is the crossmember assembly detail for later-model vehicles. The visible procedural text (steps 12 and 13) covers transmission removal: step 12 instructs on 5-speed models to remove bolts retaining a component from the transmission (referencing Chapter 5), and step 13 instructs to support the transmission with a transmission jack, ensuring the transmission is securely fastened to the jack. References to Chapter 7C (transmission extension housing/case) are also visible. The scan is cropped, cutting off portions of the text column and the second exploded diagram at the bottom, so complete step text is not readable.

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Frequently asked questions

What parts are shown in the transmission crossmember exploded diagram?
The diagram labels an INSULATOR (transmission mount), a SCREW, NUT AND WASHER hardware, and a GUSSET (LH) attached to the crossmember.
How should the transmission be supported during removal according to this page?
Step 13 says to support the transmission with a transmission jack and make sure the transmission is securely fastened to the jack.
What extra step applies to 5-speed models?
Step 12 states that on 5-speed models you must remove the bolts retaining a component from the transmission (see Chapter 5); the full sentence is cut off in the scan.
Which models does the crossmember diagram apply to?
The partial caption reads '…ember assembly details - later models,' indicating the exploded view applies to later models.

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