1999 Ford Contour Headlamp Assembly Mounting Points Diagram (VUV3201701)
Schematic line drawing pointing with arrows to fastener locations on an underhood component bracket.
This document is a single line-art illustration (graphic reference number VUV3201701) from a Ford service/workshop manual showing a headlamp assembly viewed from the front corner of the vehicle. Three bold black arrows call out the locations of the headlamp assembly's mounting fasteners or attachment points: one at the lower outboard edge of the lamp housing, one at the upper rear near what appears to be an electrical connector or adjuster, and one at the top rear of the assembly. The illustration contains no legend, table, torque specifications, wire colors, or part numbers beyond the graphic ID code. It was uploaded as part of a multi-page set of service illustrations (hood, power steering, taillight pages) for a 1999 Ford Contour and appears intended to guide removal and installation of the headlamp assembly by identifying which fasteners must be removed. A reader can learn the approximate positions of the three headlamp retaining points, but must consult accompanying manual text (not present in this scan) for fastener sizes, torque values, and procedure steps.
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Frequently asked questions
- How many mounting/fastener points does this headlamp diagram show?
- The illustration uses three arrow callouts pointing to three fastener or attachment locations on the headlamp assembly.
- Where are the headlamp fastener locations shown?
- One arrow points to the lower outboard edge of the headlamp housing, one to the upper rear area near a connector, and one to the top rear of the assembly.
- Does this diagram include torque specs or part numbers?
- No. The only text visible is the graphic reference code VUV3201701; there are no torque values, part numbers, or legend entries.
- What is the reference number on this illustration?
- The illustration is labeled VUV3201701 in the lower left corner.
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