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1978 Ford Bronco/Truck Steering Column Exploded Parts Diagram - FoMoCo

Exploded parts illustration of a regular-cab steering column including wheel, shaft, bearings, steering gear and linkage.

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This document is a Ford factory (FoMoCo copyright) exploded parts diagram showing a complete steering column assembly disassembled into its individual components. The illustration begins at the steering wheel at the top and works downward through the horn/turn signal components, bearings, lock cylinder and ignition switch area, turn signal switch and lever, column shift lever and linkage, column tube and jacket, springs, couplers, intermediate shaft, universal joints, and finally the steering gear box at the bottom. Two lower-shaft/steering-gear variations are shown, labeled 'REGULAR CAB' and 'SUPER CAB', indicating different intermediate shaft and mounting arrangements for the two cab configurations. Numerous leader lines point to individual fasteners, clips, bushings, and small parts, but the accompanying callout numbers are not legible in this scan, and no part numbers, legend table, or torque specifications can be read. The document was uploaded to a 1978 Ford Bronco gallery as 'Steering Column.jpg'; the diagram itself carries no visible year, model, or engine designation, so applicability cannot be confirmed from the image alone. A reader can learn the overall assembly order and relative placement of steering column components, and that regular cab and super cab trucks use different lower steering shaft/gear configurations.

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What does this diagram show?
A Ford (FoMoCo) exploded-view parts diagram of a complete steering column assembly, from the steering wheel down through the column tube, shift linkage, intermediate shaft, universal joints, and steering gear box.
Does the diagram cover different cab styles?
Yes. Two lower steering shaft/steering gear configurations are shown, labeled 'REGULAR CAB' and 'SUPER CAB'.
Are part numbers or torque specs listed?
No part numbers, torque values, or legend text are legible in this scan; only the labels 'REGULAR CAB', 'SUPER CAB', and 'Copyright FoMoCo' are readable.
Is this an original Ford illustration?
It is marked 'Copyright FoMoCo', indicating it is a Ford Motor Company factory illustration.

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