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Ford Bronco Clutch Lever Control Arm Blueprint - Hole Sizes & Dimensions

Dimensioned blueprint of a flat mounting bracket showing 0.600 and 0.430 inch holes, 2.600 inch spacing and a 0.30 inch bent profile.

AI caption · Photo 1065 of 2004

This document is a simple dimensioned blueprint/sketch of a small flat metal bracket, uploaded and labeled as a "Clutch Lever Control Arm" for a 1985 Ford Bronco. It shows two views. The front (face) view depicts a rectangular plate with two round holes: a larger hole at the top with a 0.600-inch diameter and a smaller hole near the bottom with a 0.430-inch diameter. The vertical center-to-center distance between the two holes is dimensioned at 2.600 inches. The side (edge) view shows the part is 0.30 inches thick and includes an angled offset or jog in the middle, meaning the upper and lower portions of the arm sit on different planes (a Z-offset), rather than the part being perfectly flat. No part numbers, material specifications, tolerances, year/model applicability, or textual notes appear on the drawing itself. A reader can use this document to fabricate or verify a replacement lever/arm: drill sizes for the two holes, hole spacing, stock thickness, and the fact that an offset bend is required. Applicability to the 1985 Ford Bronco is based solely on the uploader's filing, not on any markings in the drawing.

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Frequently asked questions

What are the hole diameters on this clutch lever control arm?
The drawing shows two holes: the upper hole is 0.600" in diameter and the lower hole is 0.430" in diameter.
What is the center-to-center distance between the two holes?
The vertical distance between the centers of the upper and lower holes is dimensioned at 2.600".
How thick is the arm?
The side view shows the material thickness as 0.30".
Is the arm flat or does it have a bend?
The side view shows an angled offset (jog) in the middle of the part, so the upper and lower sections are offset from each other rather than lying in one plane.
Does the drawing list a part number or material?
No. The drawing contains only the four dimensions (0.600", 0.430", 2.600", 0.30") and no part numbers, material callouts, or notes.

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