Ford C-II Power Steering Pump Exploded View Diagram - Parts Breakdown
Exploded parts diagram of a C-II power steering pump showing housing, rotor, seals and internal components.
This document is an exploded parts view of a Ford C-II (C2) power steering pump. The line-art diagram shows the pump disassembled along its axis with numbered callouts 1 through 23 identifying individual components, including the pump housing/body casting, O-rings and seals, the drive shaft with splined end, a rotor with vanes, cam ring, pressure plates, the filler cap and dipstick assembly, the outlet fitting with associated spring, valve, and small O-ring components, the reservoir/housing shell, and mounting plates. The caption at the bottom reads 'C-II POWER STEERING PUMP EXPLODED VIEW' with figure reference number G6931-B in the lower right corner. No parts legend, part names, part numbers, torque specifications, or year/model applicability information is printed on this page — only the numbered callouts. A reader can use this diagram to understand the assembly order and relative position of the internal components of the C-II power steering pump when disassembling or rebuilding it, such as the location of seals and O-rings relative to the shaft, rotor, and housing, and how the pressure relief/outlet fitting components stack together.
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Frequently asked questions
- What does this diagram show?
- An exploded view of the Ford C-II power steering pump, with numbered callouts (1–23) identifying the individual components and their assembly order.
- Does this diagram include a parts list or part names?
- No. The scan contains only numbered callouts on the drawing; no legend, part names, or part numbers are printed on the page.
- How many components are called out in the exploded view?
- The callouts run from 1 to 23, with some numbers (such as 3 and 16) pointing to multiple items.
- What figure reference is on this document?
- The figure number in the lower right corner reads G6931-B.
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