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Ford 4R70W Automatic Transmission Assembly Illustration (A0037068)
Technical line illustration of an automatic transmission and tailshaft assembly.
This document is a black-and-white line-art illustration (Ford service manual style) showing an automatic transmission assembly, identified by the site uploader's filename as a 4R70W transmission. The drawing depicts the transmission from the side, showing the bellhousing at the front left, the main case with external components (including what appears to be a shift linkage/manual lever area and various external fittings, bolts, and sensors), and the extension housing with output shaft/yoke area at the rear right. The only legible text in the image is the Ford illustration reference number 'A0037068' printed in the lower-left corner. No legend, callout numbers, part numbers, torque specifications, or applicability information (years, models, engines) are visible in the scan. The document was uploaded to a 2007 Ford Mustang gallery on SuperMotors.net, but the illustration itself contains no text confirming or contradicting that application. A reader can use this image only as a general visual reference for the external appearance and orientation of the transmission assembly; no fuse, wiring, or specification data is present.
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Frequently asked questions
- What does this diagram show?
- It is a line-art illustration of an automatic transmission assembly viewed from the side, showing the bellhousing, main case with external components, and extension housing.
- What is the reference number on this illustration?
- The illustration carries the Ford figure reference number A0037068 in the lower-left corner.
- Does this document list part numbers or torque specs?
- No. The image contains no callouts, part numbers, torque values, or legend—only the figure ID A0037068.
- Does the document state which vehicles or years it applies to?
- No. The illustration itself shows no year, model, or engine applicability information.
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