Ford C6 Automatic Floor Shift Lever - Homemade Linkage Fabrication Blueprint
Hand-drawn dimensioned blueprint of a C6 automatic floor shift lever with measurements, notes, and a list of materials.
This document is a hand-drawn fabrication blueprint, sketched on graph paper, for making a floor shift lever (shift linkage rod) for a Ford C6 automatic transmission. The dimensioned drawing shows a flat bar 17 inches overall with a 1/4-inch hole drilled 7/8 inch from each end. The upper straight section is 7 3/4 inches long, followed by a 20-degree bend (referenced as Note 1) dropping the bar 2 inches, then a lower straight section 4 3/4 inches long ending in another 20-degree bend at the right end. A list of materials specifies one piece of flat stock steel or aluminum measuring 17 1/2" x 3/4" x 3/16", two 1/4" x 1" clevis pins, two clips, and four 1/4" washers. Fabrication notes advise allowing one material thickness per bend, marking dimensions 1/8 inch long, and state that all dimensions are approximate. A reader can use this document to fabricate a homemade C6 automatic floor-shift lever/linkage from common flat stock hardware, with all critical lengths, hole sizes, bend angles, and required fastening hardware provided. No vehicle year, model, or part numbers are stated in the document itself.
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Frequently asked questions
- What are the overall dimensions of the C6 floor shift lever in this blueprint?
- The finished lever is 17 inches long overall, made from flat stock 17 1/2" x 3/4" x 3/16", with 1/4" holes drilled 7/8" from each end.
- What bend angles are used on the C6 floorshift lever?
- Two 20-degree bends, creating a 2-inch offset between the 7 3/4" upper section and the 4 3/4" lower section.
- What materials and hardware are needed to build this shift lever?
- One piece of flat stock steel or aluminum 17 1/2" x 3/4" x 3/16", two 1/4" x 1" clevis pins, two clips, and four 1/4" washers.
- Are the dimensions in this drawing exact?
- No. The notes state all dimensions are approximate, to allow one material thickness per bend, and to mark dimensions 1/8" long.
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