Clogged Fluid Passage Schematic Diagram - Tube Fill Levels A-E (Ford Bronco Ref)

This document is a simple hand-drawn schematic (uploaded as 'Clog.jpg') consisting of a diagram with five labeled points — A, B, C, D, and E — and no explanatory text, part numbers, or specifications. The drawing depicts a system of interconnected tubes or passages: two tall vertical tubes (D and E), two short vertical stubs (A and B) joined to the system by horizontal segments, and a long diagonal passage running from the lower left (labeled C) up to the base of tube E. Blue shading indicates fluid filling the diagonal passage and the lower portions of tubes A, D, and E, while a small black band near point C appears to represent a clog or blockage in the line; the branch containing B and its connection to E is shown empty of fluid. The diagram appears intended as a conceptual illustration — likely explaining how a clog in a fluid passage affects fluid levels or flow in connected branches — rather than a vehicle-specific wiring or fuse chart. It was filed in a 1990 Ford Bronco gallery alongside other reference schematics, but the drawing itself contains no year, make, model, or system identification.