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Early Ford Bronco Front Windshield & Cowl Seals Exploded Parts Diagram
Parts diagram of windshield and window glass weatherstrip seals with part numbers 16005-16016.
This document is an exploded parts illustration showing front body seals and weatherstrips for an early Ford Bronco. A line drawing of the Bronco body (front three-quarter view) is shown with four callout part group numbers connected by leader lines to their installed locations. Part group 16012/16013 identifies the large windshield glass seal/weatherstrip surrounding the windshield opening. Part group 16015/16016 identifies the strip along the top of the windshield frame/roof drip area. Part 16014 is a long narrow strip seal shown fitting along the cowl/base of the windshield area, and part 16005 is a rectangular gasket/seal, apparently for the cowl vent or hood-related opening on the front of the body. The diagram contains no text beyond these part group numbers—no legend, table, torque values, or year applicability statement is printed. A reader can use this illustration to identify the Ford part-number groups for front windshield and cowl seals when ordering replacement weatherstripping, and to see where each seal installs on the body. It was uploaded to a 1974 Ford Bronco gallery as part of a larger set of parts diagrams covering body, seals, and mechanical systems.
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Frequently asked questions
- What part number is the windshield seal on an early Ford Bronco?
- The diagram labels the large windshield opening seal as part group 16012/16013.
- What is part 16005 in this Bronco seals diagram?
- 16005 is a rectangular seal/gasket shown installing on the front cowl/hood area of the body.
- Which seal goes along the top of the Bronco windshield frame?
- The strip along the upper windshield/roof drip area is labeled 16015/16016.
- What does part 16014 refer to?
- 16014 is a long narrow strip seal shown fitting near the base of the windshield/cowl area.
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