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1974 Ford Bronco Instrument Cluster Exploded Parts Diagram (FoMoCo)

Exploded parts diagram of a mechanical housing assembly with gaskets, plates and hardware.

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This document is an exploded-view parts diagram, uploaded to SuperMotors.net and attributed to a 1974 Ford Bronco, showing the components of an instrument cluster assembly. The illustration depicts, from left to right, small mounting brackets, screws, clips, bulbs/sockets and fasteners; the instrument cluster housing/backing plate; a circular gauge or speedometer mechanism with an attached flexible strap or ground/wiring piece; a round gauge bezel or mounting ring; a lens or gasket ring (shown as an O-ring style seal); and the outer bezel/trim ring with mounting holes. The only legible text on the scan is the caption 'Diagram Copyright FoMoCo', indicating the drawing originates from Ford Motor Company literature. No part numbers, callout legend, torque specifications, or year/model applicability statements are visible in the scan. A reader can learn the general order of assembly and the relative arrangement of the instrument cluster's fasteners, housing, gauge mechanism, seals, and bezel, which is useful when disassembling or reassembling the cluster, but must consult other references for specific Ford part numbers or service details.

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What does this diagram show?
It is an exploded-view drawing of an instrument cluster assembly, showing fasteners, bulbs/clips, the cluster housing, the gauge/speedometer mechanism, a sealing ring, and the outer bezel in assembly order.
Does the diagram include Ford part numbers?
No. No part numbers or a callout legend are legible in this scan; the only readable text is 'Diagram Copyright FoMoCo'.
Who produced the original diagram?
The caption states 'Diagram Copyright FoMoCo', indicating it comes from Ford Motor Company literature.
Can I determine the vehicle year or model from this document alone?
No. The document itself contains no year, model, or engine applicability text; the 1974 Ford Bronco attribution comes from the uploader, not the diagram.

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