What does this diagram show?

It is a service illustration showing a cable routed along the lower rocker/sill area near a door pillar, with an inset detail highlighting a connector or coupling on the cable and an arrow indicating the direction to move it.

Is there a figure or reference number on this illustration?

Yes, the illustration is labeled GH0923-A in the lower right corner.

Does the document include torque specs, part numbers, or written instructions?

No. The only text visible is the figure identifier GH0923-A; there are no instructions, part numbers, or specifications shown.

What does the inset box with the arrow indicate?

The inset magnifies the cable's inline connector/coupling and uses a directional arrow to show the direction in which the fitting should be slid or engaged during the procedure.

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Ford Cable Routing & Connector Diagram GH0923-A - Service Illustration

Service illustration of a cable and retaining clip with a directional arrow and detail inset

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Service illustration of a cable routing and retaining clip with a directional arrow and a magnified detail inset.

AI caption July 2008 · Photo 72 of 4867

This document is a single black-and-white service illustration labeled with Ford figure number GH0923-A. It depicts a cable (consistent with the uploader's filename 'cable.gif') routed along the lower body/rocker area near a door hinge pillar or latch mechanism. A magnified inset box at the top of the image highlights a coupling or connector on the cable, with a directional arrow symbol indicating how the fitting should be moved or engaged during the service procedure. The illustration contains no written instructions, captions, part numbers, torque specifications, or legend text beyond the figure identifier GH0923-A. It appears to be one figure extracted from a larger Ford workshop manual procedure, likely relating to cable removal, installation, or routing (such as a parking brake or release cable). A reader can learn the general routing path of the cable along the sill area and the location and engagement direction of the inline cable connector, but without the accompanying manual text, the specific procedure steps and vehicle applicability cannot be determined from this image alone.

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Frequently asked questions

What does this diagram show?: It is a service illustration showing a cable routed along the lower rocker/sill area near a door pillar, with an inset detail highlighting a connector or coupling on the cable and an arrow indicating the direction to move it.
Is there a figure or reference number on this illustration?: Yes, the illustration is labeled GH0923-A in the lower right corner.
Does the document include torque specs, part numbers, or written instructions?: No. The only text visible is the figure identifier GH0923-A; there are no instructions, part numbers, or specifications shown.
What does the inset box with the arrow indicate?: The inset magnifies the cable's inline connector/coupling and uses a directional arrow to show the direction in which the fitting should be slid or engaged during the procedure.