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Ford Bronco Removable Roof Panel 50200 Exploded Diagram - Hardware & Torque

Exploded parts diagram of a removable roof panel assembly with part numbers, fastener torque notes and multiple assembly views.

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This exploded parts diagram shows the removable roof panel assembly (part group 50200) for a Ford Bronco, including its attachment hardware and removal/storage instructions. The main illustration depicts the roof panel lifted off the rear body, with five detailed callout views (A through E) showing fastening points. View A shows the retainer and run assembly (422A00). Views B and C detail the screw and washer assemblies (N800947), nuts (N800925 S100), and weatherstrip assembly (54732), with a torque specification of 7-10 N-m (6-7 ft-lbs). View D shows the locating pins (two, one each side) torqued to 8-16 N-m (6-11 ft-lbs), the N800925-S100 nut, the N800947-S2 screw and washer assembly, and nut 385977-S36. View E shows the N800947-S2 screw and washer assembly attachment. A roof storage illustration instructs that supports be located approximately one foot inboard from the ends of the roof, with a minimum clearance of 153mm (6 inches), and weatherstrip protection. A note warns that the tailgate window must remain fully down when the roof is off the vehicle to prevent possible window breakage. Readers can learn fastener part numbers, torque values, and proper roof removal and off-vehicle storage practices.

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What is the torque spec for the Bronco roof panel screw and washer assemblies?
The screw and washer assemblies (N800947) are torqued to 7-10 N-m (6-7 ft-lbs), and the locating pins are torqued to 8-16 N-m (6-11 ft-lbs).
What part numbers are used for the Bronco roof panel hardware?
Roof panel assembly 50200, screw and washer assembly N800947 / N800947-S2, nut N800925 S100, nut 385977-S36, weatherstrip assembly 54732, and run assembly 422A00.
How should the removed roof be stored?
Place the roof on supports located approximately one foot inboard from each end of the roof, with weatherstrip protection and a minimum of 153mm (6 inches) of clearance.
Why must the tailgate window stay down when the roof is off?
The document notes the tailgate window must remain fully down when the roof is off the vehicle to prevent possible window breakage.
How many locating pins does the roof panel use?
Two locating pins, one on each side, torqued to 8-16 N-m (6-11 ft-lbs).

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