Ford E4OD Transmission Bracket Diagram - Parts Identification Drawing
Parts illustration line drawing of a single bracket labeled E4OD with mounting holes.
This document is a simple line-art illustration of a mounting bracket labeled "E4OD," referring to Ford's E4OD electronically controlled four-speed automatic overdrive transmission. The drawing shows a stamped metal bracket with several round holes for fasteners in its upper and middle sections and a slotted/notched lower flange. No part numbers, dimensions, torque specifications, model years, or installation instructions appear in the image; the only text is the "E4OD" label. The illustration appears to come from a parts reference or exploded-parts catalog, intended to help a reader visually identify the correct bracket associated with the E4OD transmission — likely a shift cable, wiring harness, or similar transmission-mounted bracket. A reader can learn the general shape, hole pattern, and orientation of the bracket to compare against a physical part for identification, but cannot determine fitment years, exact application, or ordering information from this document alone. It was uploaded to the gallery of a 1993 Ford Bronco, a vehicle that could be equipped with the E4OD transmission, and nothing in the drawing contradicts that claimed application.
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Frequently asked questions
- What transmission is this bracket for?
- The drawing is labeled "E4OD," indicating the bracket is associated with the E4OD transmission.
- Does the diagram include a part number for the E4OD bracket?
- No. The only text in the document is the label "E4OD"; no part numbers are shown.
- What does the E4OD bracket look like?
- It is a stamped metal bracket with several round holes along its face and a slotted or notched lower flange, as shown in the line drawing.
- Are any dimensions or torque specs provided?
- No dimensions, torque values, or installation instructions are visible — only the illustration and the "E4OD" label.
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