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Ford Actuator Service Illustration GN2626-A - Mounting/Connector Points Diagram
Service illustration of a door latch assembly with directional arrows indicating components to disengage during removal.
This document is a single black-and-white line-art service illustration bearing the Ford graphics number GN2626-A. It contains no other text, legend, callout numbers, torque values, or part numbers. The drawing shows a mechanical component assembly — apparently an actuator mounted to a housing or bracket (consistent with the uploader's filename 'actuator4.gif') — with two large black arrows pointing to specific attachment or connection points on the unit, likely indicating fasteners or an electrical connector to be removed or installed during a service procedure. Surrounding vehicle structure (frame or body sheet metal outlines) is sketched in for orientation. Because the illustration carries no captions, step numbers, or vehicle applicability statement, a reader can learn only the general location and the two indicated service points on the component; the accompanying written procedure page (not included in this scan) would be required for full instructions. The image appears to be one figure from a multi-page Ford factory service/workshop manual set, as suggested by the standardized 'GN' illustration code and the other Ford service diagrams in the same album.
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Frequently asked questions
- What does this diagram show?
- It is a Ford service illustration (graphics number GN2626-A) showing an actuator assembly on the vehicle, with two black arrows pointing to specific attachment or connection points relevant to the service procedure.
- Does the diagram include torque specs or part numbers?
- No. The only text visible on the illustration is the Ford graphics reference number GN2626-A; there are no torque values, part numbers, or legend entries.
- What do the arrows in the illustration indicate?
- Two large black arrows point to specific spots on the actuator assembly, presumably the fasteners or connector locations addressed in the associated (not shown) service steps.
- Does the document state which vehicle or year it applies to?
- No. The illustration contains no year, model, or engine applicability information.
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