1993 Ford Bronco Coil Mount Bracket Sketch - Homemade Mounting Diagram
Reference · 1992-1996 BroncoAll 95 schematics
Minimal two-view line drawing of a bracket or mount component, unlabeled.
Part of 1992-1996 Ford Bronco Schematics
This document is an unlabeled hand-drawn or CAD-style line schematic, apparently illustrating a coil mounting bracket (per the filename 'coilmount1.jpg') uploaded to a 1993 Ford Bronco gallery on SuperMotors.net. The drawing contains two views. The upper view appears to be a plan/top view showing a rectangular plate with four small mounting holes (arranged in two pairs) positioned over and straddling a long horizontal rectangular member, likely a frame crossmember or beam, with an outer rectangular outline suggesting a bracket or clamp wrapping around it. The lower view appears to be an end or side view showing a squared bracket with a concave arc cut into its bottom edge, sitting over a circle that likely represents the coil, cylindrical bushing, or round tube being mounted. There is no text, dimensions, torque specifications, part numbers, or legend anywhere in the drawing, so a reader can only infer the general geometry of the mount: a plate-and-strap style bracket that clamps a cylindrical component to a rectangular beam. Companion files in the same album (shacklebushinghanger.JPG, untitled.JPG) suggest this may be part of a suspension or fabrication project documentation set.
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Frequently asked questions
- What does this coil mount diagram show?
- It shows two views of a mounting arrangement: a top view of a rectangular bracket plate with four small holes straddling a long horizontal beam, and a second view of a squared bracket with a curved cutout positioned over a circular (cylindrical) component.
- Are there any dimensions or measurements in this drawing?
- No. The drawing contains no dimensions, measurements, torque values, or any text whatsoever.
- Does the document list any part numbers?
- No part numbers, labels, or annotations appear anywhere in the drawing.
- How is the bracket apparently attached?
- The top view shows four small holes in the bracket plate (two pairs on either side of the beam), suggesting it bolts or fastens through/around the horizontal member.
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